OLLIOLLI WORLD PLATFORMS PC

OlliOlli Worldis set for release on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and Windows PC later this year.VOID Riders is the first of two expansions for OlliOlli World and launches on Jfor Nintendo Switch, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and PC at $9.99.Įxtra steezy extraterrestrials, Sair’Rah, Khehvyn, and Pftangxi, have arrived in Radlandia, intent on acquiring skater specimens for the mighty Nebulord. The result is an enjoyable and rewarding experience that should delight fans of the original and entice new players into the delights of OlliOlli World. The refined gameplay asks as little or as much as you want to give it. It's a game that I could pick up and play at any time. My journey through OlliOlli Worldwas all too brief. Whilst the demo only showed off a couple of these areas, I'd say players are in for a treat. There's a purity to the gameplay that echoes what made the original so successful.Īs players progress through the world, called Radlandia, new biomes unlock each with unique and quirky characters. If traversing the environment is all you can handle, that's fine, but if you are up for tricking your why through the bizarre landscape, you can do exactly that. The gameplay, apparent even in this early build, is refined to allow players of all abilities to enjoy it. Faster means higher jumps and better tricks. The game rewards players that can keep up the flow and momentum of their skater. Performing tricks and grabbing air is fun and rather exhilarating. This allows players to avoid tricky areas or embrace a challenge.Īs well as rails and jumps the game has quarter pipes and wall rides. Instead of just one linear route, players have the choice of multiple paths, moving into and out of the screen. It's not easy, as some consecutive jumps need perfect timing.

Players need to jump, trick and grind, avoiding gaps in order to proceed. Your new crew, an exquisitely designed bunch of characters, walk (or skate) you through the game's various moves.Īs with its forebears, OlliOlli World has the player controlling a skater making his way from the left to the right of the screen. The developers have clearly put a lot of thought into creating a game with a very distinctive look.Īs the new kid on the block, the game starts with a tutorial level. The character styles and environments reminded me of the Cartoon Network show Adventure Time but in 3D. The original was a retro 2D sprite-based affair OlliOlli World adds a 2.5D depth to the game whilst retaining the sideway scrolling gameplay.įirst off, OlliOlli World looks gorgeous. OlliOlli World takes the idea of a simple, accessible, skating game and gives it a modern twist with more contemporary graphics. It spawned a sequel, a year later, in OlliOlli2: Welcome to Olliwood. It was originally released on the PlayStation Vita but has since found its way across multiple other platforms gaining a cult following. The original OlliOlliis a now-classic side-scrolling skateboarding game from 2014. I was recently fortunate to spend a week with a preview version of the upcoming OlliOlli World from Roll7 and Private Division.

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