Olliolli

OlliOlli mixes addictive one-life gameplay with the trick and combo mastery of skateboarding games like Tony Hawk. Skate each pre-defined level whilst racking up the biggest and coolest combos along the way. Just don’t slam on your face (you will slam on your face).

OlliOlli will reward the most skilful and riskiest players, always tempting you to go for that for that audacious 360 backside flip and ludicrous chain of combos leaving you to time your landing to perfection - or risk losing your score!

The whole game is hand drawn in pixelly loveliness, which is no mean feat considering the game contains over 100 skateboarding tricks as well as grinds, slams and a bunch of environments.

Features:

Landing and grind mechanic that rewards players for timing their tricks to perfection

100s of different unique obstacles.

5 different stages, each with their own unique defined levels

Customisable characters

100+ tricks and grinds.

Simple but deep trick system

Global high-scores and online competitions

Tons of challenges and awards.

Sick Sound track featuring Mizz Beats, LeftLane Cruiser and Bo Ningnen to name but a few...

There are four ‘Rad’ modes of play

Career

Pre-defined levels filled with skill and trick challenges

Take risks by landing and grinding late to increase your score

Discover new spots and locations by completing levels and scoring big

Beat challenges to unlock new stages.

FreeSkate

Randomly Generated levels using Spots and sections of the Career world

Skate for as long as you can as far as you can

Never skate the same level twice!

Spots

Challenge your friends (and the world) to the best score on the Spots you’ve discovered in career mode. Get the highest score and become the King of the Spot.

Daily ‘Grind’

Each day there’s a new unique Spot to challenge the world at.

Each Daily Grind Spot is only open for 24 Hours!

You can practice the spot as many times as you want, but you only get one chance to set your score on the boards! Go big, but don’t mess it up!

Last updated on 26 March 2014