Crayola Scoot

The more spectacular our ride is, the more points we get. In addition, developers from Climax Studios diversified the game with an interesting solution, reminiscent of the shooter series Splatoon from Nintendo - our character's vehicle leaves behind stains of colored paint (its color is assigned to a given player). The better the trick, the bigger the stain on the ground or wall.

The creators have prepared a dozen or so different maps, characterized by a different appearance and geometry. As the game progresses, we also unlock new scooters, and our hero learns new tricks. We are also improving the statistics that determine, among other things, the speed of movement, the ability to steer or manoeuvre, as well as the amount of energy used by boost.

Game modes

Crayola Scoot can be played solo or with others. Single players can compete with AI-controlled competitors, while players who prefer to have fun in company can use the local and network multiplayer mode (for up to 4 people). In both cases, several game modes are available, such as Color Frenzy, Crazy Crayon, Splatter Tag, S.C.O.O.T. and Trick Run. It is also possible to compete for the Crayola Color Cup.

Technical aspects

Crayola Scoot features quite simple, three-dimensional visuals, which was created using the technique of cel-shading - so that both the game world and characters look like a comic book or animated film. The game focuses on transparency and sharp, expressive colors. It is worth noting that the PC version of this game does not have support for keyboard and mouse - it requires a controller (gamepad).