OlliOlli World is tremendous fun on any platform, but it feels most at home on handheld, back where it started. One minor annoyance was the load times when entering or exiting a level, but this was far from a deal-breaker. However, I was really blown away by how the game faired on Nintendo’s platform – showing no performance dips. As expected the performance on Xbox is pretty flawless and looks gorgeous on the big screen.
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We played this game on both the Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch. Checkpoints make getting to the end of each level more attainable, but you’ll arrive with a frustrating lack of points. It won’t be long though before you are combining those grinds into both tricks and manuals, multiplying your score in the process. Be prepared to fail, and fail again while you get to grips with the timing of jumps and grinds. While on the surface the game may feel inviting with its beautiful aesthetic, the gameplay can be punishing, especially at first.
Gnarly routes have also been added and offer an even higher difficulty should you be feeling extra confident. New features like wall-grinding definitely keep you on your toes, while quarterpipes are used to send you back across the screen from right to left, opening up new layers to each level.
For instance, you now automatically land your tricks instead of being at the mercy of a well-timed button press. The gameplay has been both expanded upon and modified to be more accessible for newcomers. This editor was way more in-depth than I expected and it was cool to be able to tailor your avatar to your liking. Also new to the series is the ability to create your own character. The backdrop in each stage is detailed and brimming with little eccentricities that somehow feel at home in the world. Comparisons to Cartoon Network’s Adventure Time sprung up from the moment the game was shown off, but it does well to carve its own niche thanks to the excellent colour palette.
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