#Olliolli ps vita series

The one thing I found difficult about OlliOlli is its controls as they are unique, yet every hard to master. All you really have to do is finish the level itself and the new area is unlocked for you. The game tries to make things slightly easy since you don’t have to complete every goal in order to unlock the next level. One wrong move and your skate will fall off and you will have to start from the beginning all over again. The trick to beating this game is to simply never fall off your board and try your best to land every trick you try and execute. If you bail one time, you will have to start the whole level all over again. To make the game even more difficult, you cannot even bail even once in the game. This is easier said than done because the game’s difficulty curve is very steep as it took me quite a while to get used to the game’s controls. The main things you will have to do in OlliOlli is to bust out combos and big tricks. OlliOlli emphasizes on street skating which is fun, but can get boring if you love the high flying antics of vert skating. OlliOlli is unlike any other skateboarding game I’ve ever played frankly because it is played from a 2D perspective as opposed to the 3D worlds seen in the Skate and Tony Hawk games.

#Olliolli ps vita series

Now it seems both series have been buried so its nice that skateboarding fans have a new game to play in the form of OlliOlli. After the Tony Hawk games faded into the distance, EA took the skateboarding crown with their excellent Skate series. Skateboarding games have been around for a long time and peaked with the popularity of Actvision’s Tony Hawk series. Does their charm translate into this new and quirky skateboarding game? OlliOlli is developed by Roll7 a new developer looking to make their mark on the pavement.

There hasn’t been many PS Vita exclusive games released recently these days so it is nice that OlliOlli comes to break the drought.