Disney's Extremely Goofy Skateboarding

About

Disney's Extremely Goofy Skateboarding is a PC sports game where players control either Goofy or his son Max in four themed worlds. Each world has three levels filled with collectibles and trick spots. The core gameplay loops around collecting items to unlock progress, timing runs to hit score targets, and practicing specific moves. Players chain tricks into combos and follow on-screen prompts to replay maneuvers. The controls prioritize button-mashing simplicity over precision, making it accessible for younger audiences. The game splits its focus between structured challenges and open play. The first two modes force players to balance exploration and efficiency while the later modes let them freestyle on unlocked tracks. Developer Krome Studios leans into Disney's goofy tone with character banter and cartoonish level design. Released in 2001, it holds a niche following for its straightforward approach to skateboarding games. The inclusion of a dedicated practice mode and trick demos helped it stand out among early 2000s sports titles.

Storyline

In the first game type, the character needs to collect a number of items. There are 3 goals per level and when two have been completed, a key appears, granting access to a next part. Goofy and Max provide tips in the beginning. The second game type, Tech, has a time restriction. The player needs to score a set amount of points to proceed. The best routes are marked with an orange arrow and tricks can be combined into combos. The third mode, Super Skate, allows free play on the unlocked tracks and the fourth mode is used to practise tricks. After selecting a specific trick, the button combinations appear on the screen and after a demo players need to repeat it. The final game mode, Fun, is a large half pipe in an arena. It is only available when all locations have been unlocked.