Today, Ubisoft announced Fault One Zero, the fifth of six planned downloadable content packs for Trials Fusion, which brings players 10 new tracks, 24 challenges, five trophies, and new objects for the track editor is now available on Xbox One and Xbox 360, on PC from 6pm UK time tonight, and on PlayStation 4 after the next store update.

In Fault One Zero players explore the futuristic city of Megalopolis where man and machine are only distinguishable by their medical records. Players will race through holographic cityscapes, testing facilities, assembly lines, retro gaming areas and a robot dumping ground to navigate their way through Megalopolis.

Additionally, single player tracks were recently added to online multiplayer, giving players a new multiplayer experience and more tracks to challenge friends on. Up to eight players face off in a single lane and modifiers including track gravity, speed and control can be added to ramp up the level of challenge in the race.

Since the launch of Online Multiplayer as a free update earlier this month, players have faced-off in nearly 2.5 million races and have rode more than 500 000 kilometres (317,581 miles), which is nearly 13 times around the circumference of the Earth.

Trials Fusion is continuously being updated to add new features, provide more downloadable content and track editor items, as well as to continue improving the game to make it the ultimate racing experience.

The Season Pass is available for £15.99 and Season Pass holders will receive immediate access to Fault One Zero as well as the previous four DLC packs. Riders without the Season Pass will be able purchase Fault One Zero for £3.99.

In this development diary from the Trials Fusion team, Lead Game Designer Karri Kiviluoma and Game Designer Simon Berry discuss Trials Fusion's new FMX mode. What is it? How does it work? Why tricks? Karri and Simon answer all that and more!

Trials Fusion gameplay trailer. Trials Fusion comes out on April 16th for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS4 and PC.

At a recent event Gamereactor's Arrtu Rajala sat down with Trials Fusion's lead game designer, Karri Kiviluoma, to find out more about the next entry in the addictive digital series. During the interview, Kiviluoma explained what fans can expect to see in the next Trials game: "Trials Fusion is the biggest Trials game that we've made," he told us. "It's a new world, it's a totally new type of environment. We're also focussing on a lot of new content, so it is the biggest game in the Trials series."

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Trials Fusion is due to release on April 16th, according to the game's listing on Xbox.com. The new details were spotted by Twitter user lifelower, who noticed that Microsoft had updated the game's listing earlier today to include the new date and first screenshots.

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At the E3 2013 Ubisoft media briefing, we announced two new games – Trials Fusion and Trials Frontier – with our big surprise trailer. Now that the dust has settled, we’re back with some new details to share with you, particularly about Trials Fusion, which is the first Trials game to not only be multi-console but also next-gen!

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Ubisoft has announced the next two Trials games during their E3 2013 press conference; one for next gen consoles, one for mobile devices. Say hello to Trials Fusion and Trials Frontier.

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Ubisoft has announced two new Trials titles at its E3 2013 press conference. The first, Trials Fusion, will be released for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, and PC. It's a continuation of the high-speed, slightly masochistic motorcycle challenges seen in Trials Evolution, with an announcement trailer showing a course weaving around a city floating in the clouds.