It’s even more strange when you realise that the functionality is obviously there if the game manages keep track of your position. After each level or spot, you’re able to see your position in the world and the top score, but you can’t compare with friends or anyone else directly. With core mechanics based entirely around scoring points, it’s extremely odd that there are no listed leaderboards.
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And that’s not the only reason to replay – there are five challenges per level, which include getting high scores, high combos, collecting items, grinding section X, landing perfect tricks and so on, which net you stars for the level and unlock Pro versions when completed. It’s much more complex too, due to the tricks and scoring system, so you’ll be replaying levels to try and better your score and perhaps even get to number one in the world.
While OlliOlli might seem like the perfect formula for an endless runner game, each level has a designated end point, as you skate into a cheering crowd. Pulling off tricks which require a twist of the stick before lifting off can prove challenging, and then trying to use the left shoulder button for spinning can be quite uncomfortable. With its small sticks, less than forgiving shoulder buttons and cramped feel, the game doesn’t quite work how you’d like it to all the time. It’s a great system, which is only let down by the Vita itself. The key to those combos is grinding (there’s no manuals, so when you land, the combo finishes) and this combines both the mechanics of trick pulling and landing – you’ll still use the stick to activate different grinds, but it’s once again about how close to landing on the rail you can pull these off. You’ll have to hold the left stick in a direction, or give it a twist and then let go in order to start your jump, and then by holding one of those shoulder buttons while in air you might go from a standard ollie or kickflip into something much more impressive. It’s in the trick system that the game excels, as the left stick is used for a multitude of flips and grinds, while the shoulder buttons modify these with spins.
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Though to think that OlliOlli would work as a mobile game is underestimating what it really is – this is a full skating experience, with dozens of tricks and grinds, just sideways and flat. It’s a genre which has fizzled away in recent years, with the Tony Hawk series dwindling in quality and Skate going missing in action after its third instalment.īut OlliOlli isn’t your traditional skating game, instead taking the tricks, jumps and speed and placing it into a 2D side-scrolling template, which borrows from many conventions of endless runner games. OlliOlli is a frenetic, hardcore game which has one goal: to make skateboarding cool again.
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