You can skate your way though an Aztec world, the Wild West, and a theme park taken over by Zombies, before finally ending up in a sci-fi setting. With the theme being movies, areas take place in the films that are advertised in the first area of “Olliwood”. Gone are the grainy, dull, mostly grey backdrops, replaced by a colourful, vibrant, massively varied collection of new areas. What will immediately strike you, however, is just how much better the new areas look in comparison to the last game. It’s a structure that works and I’m pleased they’ve decided to stick with it, rather than go overboard with too may levels.
The mission structure of Welcome To Olliwood is pretty much the same as its predecessor, with five different areas containing five different tracks with a harder version of each available once you’ve completed all the challenges. It can either be a chilled-out experience, where you just cruise though the tracks listening to the – once again – awesome music or it can make you infuriated as you constantly try to reach that high score, but at the last hurdle end up with your face in the concrete. From there you can make it what you want it to be. It refines what made the original game so addictive and fun, but adds layers on top of the already successful formula so as not to grow stale and repetitive, all the while improving every other aspect of the game and applying an unreal amount of polish.įor those unaware, OlliOlli 2 is a 2D skateboarding game, in which you have to trick, flip and grind your way through a set of increasingly difficult tracks. OlliOlli 2 does everything you could ever possibly want a sequel to do.
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