The Tony Hawks Pro Skater of the OlliOlli series (i.e. the first one)
Me lo pille de rebajas de steam y me dio por jugarlo de nuevo estando en el pueblo
Juego mu weno de hacer trucos durante 25 niveles y que lo disfrutas mucho
Juego mu weno de hacer trucos durante 25 niveles y que lo disfrutas mucho
Tried, was okay, not for me.
Rails.
Não fazia ideia que esse jogo lançou originalmente no Vita, os controles utilizando a tela de toque pro menu fazem ainda menos sentido assim. O jogo é uma ótima ideia, mas fizeram ele muito difícil e eu esperava algo mais casual da proposta, não é pra mim.
Legal apertar qualquer botão aleatoriamente e sair uma manobra num skate. Joguin leve legal
was expecting to enjoy this more but I haven’t. Almost got through all the amateur levels but didn’t push through. Maybe the sequels will satisfy me more.
sympa
It won't revolutionize the genre, and the Vita had the power to give us a full-on 3D skateboarding game, but I guess we'll settle for this.
Pretty fun game, but ultimately upended by it's own sequel. The soundtrack still bangs but I do not miss the glitch-outs that happen with grinds sometimes and the level goals that directly contradict eachother
Really fun for exactly 207 seconds
Simples mas eficaz, exceto depois de 2 horas. Não tem muita variação de manobras e level design, além de um hitbox zoado, em compensação tem uma direção de arte forte e uma OST muito boa.
Skateboarding games have kind of died out over the past 5 years. With the last decent one being Skate 3, everyone yearns for the days of classic Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater. OlliOlli brings back that arcade-like twitch reflexes on a 2D plane. There’s no story to speak of and there shouldn’t be. It’s just you, the ground, and your board.
OlliOlli features a trick stick similar to EA’s Skate series but it’s better (yes, a 2D indie skateboarding game does a multi-million dollar game’s trick system better). You use the left stick to do all the trick and there’s no ollie button. Pressing down and up will make your ollie while pressing X just before you land with giving you a perfect landing. This rearranging to buttons is perfect and exactly what this genre needs. Grinding is as simple and just ollieing on top of a rail, no needs for extra buttons. The trick stick consists of grinds and flip tricks only, there are no grabs here because the game is all about completing goals on a short course with the highest possible score. On a 2D plane, grab tricks would just get in the way. A great change that’s small but big is keeping your speed by landing everything perfect. You will eventually start slowing down like in all skateboarding games, but perfect lands will give you speed boosts allowing you to trick across an entire level if you are good enough.
There are quite a few levels and each stage is completely different. The only major downside to this game is the constant trial and error because some goals require perfection. The game is very challenging and will push your skills to the limit. Thanks to the great animations and silky smooth controls it can be somewhat forgiving in that aspect. Outside of the career mode, you can partake in daily challenges where you get to practice a run as many times as you want and once you go for the real thing you get one try only. If you fall within the first 10 meters that’s too bad. This makes things super intense and really makes that one perfect run feel amazing.
OlliOlli may have a small trick book, but the way you pull these off is nearly revolutionary for the genre and the accompaniment of smooth controls and animations just make it that much better. The various goals, score attacks, and collecting of items can be downright tricky, but arcade skateboarding enthusiasts will have no problem pressing that restart button for the 25th time knowing this time they will get it.
OlliOlli features a trick stick similar to EA’s Skate series but it’s better (yes, a 2D indie skateboarding game does a multi-million dollar game’s trick system better). You use the left stick to do all the trick and there’s no ollie button. Pressing down and up will make your ollie while pressing X just before you land with giving you a perfect landing. This rearranging to buttons is perfect and exactly what this genre needs. Grinding is as simple and just ollieing on top of a rail, no needs for extra buttons. The trick stick consists of grinds and flip tricks only, there are no grabs here because the game is all about completing goals on a short course with the highest possible score. On a 2D plane, grab tricks would just get in the way. A great change that’s small but big is keeping your speed by landing everything perfect. You will eventually start slowing down like in all skateboarding games, but perfect lands will give you speed boosts allowing you to trick across an entire level if you are good enough.
There are quite a few levels and each stage is completely different. The only major downside to this game is the constant trial and error because some goals require perfection. The game is very challenging and will push your skills to the limit. Thanks to the great animations and silky smooth controls it can be somewhat forgiving in that aspect. Outside of the career mode, you can partake in daily challenges where you get to practice a run as many times as you want and once you go for the real thing you get one try only. If you fall within the first 10 meters that’s too bad. This makes things super intense and really makes that one perfect run feel amazing.
OlliOlli may have a small trick book, but the way you pull these off is nearly revolutionary for the genre and the accompaniment of smooth controls and animations just make it that much better. The various goals, score attacks, and collecting of items can be downright tricky, but arcade skateboarding enthusiasts will have no problem pressing that restart button for the 25th time knowing this time they will get it.
This is one of those games I'll forget exits for years and then play obsessively for two days.
Tapping a button to land always throws me off for the first ten minutes, and the OLED Vita's slightly gummy shoulder buttons make the more complicated trick inputs a bit more inconsistent than I think was intended. But it really is a good time, and I should probably get around to playing the sequels. Wish they had the same art style as this one, though.
Tapping a button to land always throws me off for the first ten minutes, and the OLED Vita's slightly gummy shoulder buttons make the more complicated trick inputs a bit more inconsistent than I think was intended. But it really is a good time, and I should probably get around to playing the sequels. Wish they had the same art style as this one, though.
They found a way to make skating as little fun as possible and thats pretty impressive
OlliOlli challenges with its tough skateboarding mechanics and minimalist design, but its steep learning curve and unforgiving controls can lead to a frustrating experience rather than an enjoyable one.
Quit this almost immediately so no rating, but just wanted to say that there is no way in hell you are going to get me to learn a skateboarding control scheme this alien after playing Tony Hawk for two decades. Absolutely never going to happen, sorry.
A kinda fun skating game.
As my fingers are not completely dislocated I wasn’t particularly good at this game but I enjoyed the rhythmic element and the precision required to excel.
At times the fun drifted towards unecessarily punishing unfortunately.
At times the fun drifted towards unecessarily punishing unfortunately.
skate? but with one hand instead of 2? satisfactory.
pretty fun! not a ton of replayability to me, especially with the other 2 improved games existing but it never failed to feel immensely satisfying to get a huge combo with a ton of varying tricks. i wish the missions got slightly more wacky and interesting but they were still fun to grind out. solid time!
Really fun arcade skateboard title that felt simple to play, hard to master. I believe playing this game made me better at fighting game inputs, lol.
a good little skateboarding game with a good soundtrack that i kind of got tired of after i beat all of the main levels. i have no desire to go back and 100% beat the game.
It’s very old-school in terms of progression, the kind of deal where you’re expected to get better very quickly and try the same levels over and over to improve, but if that’s as much your jam as it is mine, this game will definitely butter your toast in all the nicest ways.
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Weirdly technical platformer when I expected a 2d THPS with a finish line.
A hardcore skateboarding side view runner with the ability to do a bunch of tricks with a gray visual. Pure gameplay techno demo.
The cool novelty wears off far too quickly, and after a wee while you're not even playing a skating game anymore. It hits a wild difficulty spike in the second last zone and becomes a precision platformer that frustrated me to the point of just admitting defeat.
Hopefully the sequel improves on my issues and offers more ways to get through levels.
Hopefully the sequel improves on my issues and offers more ways to get through levels.
Feels way too complicated and demanding for the type of game that it is. No good, and I tried to get the hang of it but I just cannot.
Unimpressed by this one but hey, maybe OlliOlli 2 is better