About the Skate 3 fan remake
EA Black Box released Skate 3 in 2010 for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 as the third game in EA’s skate. series. It moved the action to the city of Port Carverton, added a park builder and gave you the goal of building a skate team that sells a million boards. Like the earlier games, it used Flick-It controls, where tricks come from flicking the analog stick rather than pressing buttons, and it became just as well known for its ragdoll bails.
This browser version is a fan remake, not the original. It runs on its own engine written in Rust and focuses on the core of the series: flick-style tricks in a skatepark, with multiplayer. Don’t expect a full recreation of Port Carverton or the original’s career; the remake is built around a skatepark, so think of it as a place to session rather than a full sequel.
How it runs in your browser
The remake plays right on this page, embedded from skate.aaddpp.lol. Nothing needs to be installed, and you don’t need a copy of the original game or a console.
Multiplayer is online, so you can skate with other players. Progress saving isn’t listed, which fits the way the remake plays: drop in, land a few lines and leave.
Controls and devices
The remake runs on computers, phones and tablets, so you can pick it up on whatever is nearby. Controller support isn’t listed. Specific keys and touch gestures aren’t listed here, so learn the trick inputs from the game itself; the remake follows the original’s flick-style approach, where tricks come from the direction and timing of a motion rather than from single button presses.
That style takes some practice. Expect a few bails before ollies and flip tricks start to feel natural, especially if you only know the original on a console pad.
Who it’s for
The remake suits Skate 3 players who want to session a park without a console, and anyone curious about the flick-trick system who never owned a PS3 or Xbox 360. If you want the full original with Port Carverton and its career, the Xbox 360 version also plays on newer Xbox consoles through backward compatibility.
Is skate. 3 (fan remake) Free, Safe and Official?
Is this the real Skate 3?
No. It is an unofficial fan remake on its own Rust engine, inspired by Skate 3, and it is not made or endorsed by EA.
Can I play the Skate 3 remake on my phone?
Yes. It is listed as working on phones and tablets as well as computers.
Does the Skate 3 remake have multiplayer?
Yes. It has online multiplayer, and it plays right on this page with nothing to install.
