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The first of THPS’s street-style levels and ultimately the worst of the bunch is easily Downtown, and here’s why. That said, it gets points over Chopper Drop for being an actual park, despite its suffocating space, meaning there’s more opportunity for trick strings and variety, but it’s just kind of a shame this concept doesn’t stretch its legs and explore the space more like some of the other, better levels do. The secret military base with aliens is novel, but it’s all packed into the most cramped space possible and the novelty wears off quickly when you realize how little there is to actually see. Like Chopper Drop, Roswell is little more than an interesting concept. Although you can either awkwardly skate up the hill or circle back when the finish line spawns you back at start, it still feels like too much of a hassle in this particular case to deal with the mess when there are other far more fun and coherent locations. It’s made worse by the fact that it’s one of the levels that is just a straight line downward towards a finish line rather than an actual park. A mess of disjointed pipes, gaps, high and low areas, and grind bars, it feels like Downhill Jam is missing any sense of cohesion. Downhill Jam - Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1ĭownhill Jam is chaos and one of the most annoying levels to try to make work for whatever you’re trying to accomplish. There’s just absolutely no variety or fun to the location outside of its concept. The start is okay, and the concept is uniquely bizarre for a Tony Hawk level, being a drop out of a helicopter onto a skate spot arranged on the ocean.

It’s got about five seconds of spectacle to it before the novelty wears off and you realize the entire level is just one big half pipe and a jump gap to a finish line. It’s a good thing Chopper Drop is a bonus level and nothing more in Tony Hawk.

From the absolute stinkers to the hallowed grounds, these are the best (and worst) levels of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 best (and worst) levels 19.

With that in mind, we went back through Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 and ranked every single level in the game. Don’t get us wrong, THPS 1+2’s level list is full of goods, but as Primus’s greatest hits album tells us, “They Can’t All Be Zingers.” But having finished the journey, we certainly did realize that the rose-colored glasses have come off on some of these levels. The trip down memory lane, rediscovering our muscle memory for big scores along the way, has been a glorious romp. The journey back to good skate games in 2020 has been quite a trip, and now not only is Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2 here, but it delivers in so many ways.