Daily Grind gives you 24 hours to challenge the world at a randomly selected Spot. Compete across the world in all modes to get the highest scores on every Level and Spot. Not enough for you? Complete all challenges to unlock the super skillful RAD Mode! Rack up the biggest and coolest combos along the way then time your landing to perfection to rule the leader-boards.
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OlliOlli World's radical reinvention doesn't just help it keep up with this pack of new skaters-it's just what the series needed to spawn one of the most stylish, satisfying skaters around.OlliOlli mixes addictive one-life gameplay with over 120 tricks and grinds across 50 deviously crafted levels, 250 Challenges, Spots Mode and Daily Grind. OlliOlli isn't just 2D Skate now-it's a wonderfully surreal skateboarding paradise, a vibrant rhythmic platformer played out on grind rails and halfpipes.Ī hard pivot to stoner skater Pendleton Ward aesthetics and a gentler learning curve might risk putting off series die-hards, but skateboarding games are in the midst of a renaissance (opens in new tab) that includes kickflipping budgies, lo-fi halfpipe toys and crystalline skate sessions in the underworld beneath New York.
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OlliOlli 2 was, after all, a fairly safe sequel that refined on and tightened up the format laid down by a 2014 debut Phil adored (opens in new tab), so it's easy to imagine a world where a third iterated to perfection a la Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3.īut in shedding the grounded style of its predecessors, OlliOlli World gives the series a much-needed sense of identity. Roll7 could've played it safe for a third OlliOlli.
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In letting you view replays from other contenders, it's also lo-key a great learning tool for figuring out how to maximize your routes (though I found replays could often be a little off-sync). It immediately tickles the part of my brain that religiously took on Nuclear Throne dailies for a year. Being cobbled together from proc-gen parts they miss the bespoke appeal of the main stages, but it's also where World's Daily Challenges exist-spewing out a new track every day to fight over.
Unlocked after beating the first region, Gnarvana is a mystical space that lets you generate and share tracks by choosing their difficulty, length, and biome (or by entering a 'postcode' seed). But levels also feel more laid-back at first, and new elements are doled out so gradually that you'll still be getting tutorials well into the third or fourth region out of the game's five total.
More punishing elements, like needing to slam 'A' perfectly on landing else suffer a massive speed penalty, have been removed in favour of offering higher score bonuses. OlliOlli World, meanwhile, has taken great care to make its particular style of skating feel more laid-back and approachable-at least for the first few stages.
Easy RollingĪhead of playing World, I returned to the original OlliOlli and was blindsided by how immediately punishing it felt, the absolute precision it demanded from the get go. Besides simply beating the level and besting the locals' scores, there's more fashion to be unlocked by scouring the map to complete specific objectives, and hidden NPCs that unlock entirely new stages. You'll want to explore every nook and cranny, too. Take the right rail, or switch lanes at the right time, and you'll be taken down a much harder (and more rewarding) path, demanding more precise jumps and tricks at a faster pace. This new freedom is best explored in tough new Gnarly Routes.
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