First launched earlier in the year on PlayStation Vita, Roll7’s indie sensation OlliOlli is set to land a 720 laserflip nosegrind of skateboarding game awesomeness on Steam next week. The Devolver Digital published PC/Mac/Linux version goes on sale July 22nd for $12.99.
From the Steam store page, these are the features PC fingerboarders have to look forward to:
– Quad Modal: Four Game Modes – Career, Spots, Daily Grind and RAD mode – will have you grinding for months to come
– Press to Land: Perfect landing and grind mechanic that rewards you for timing tricks to perfection, lock this down and mainline your brain into skateboarding’s rhythm.
– Showboating: Battle online for the number one spot on every mode, squeeze in that one extra trick for world dominance.
– Ride the World: Five different stages, each with their own unique levels and obstacles, grind over JCBs in the junkyard and heelflip over Dinosaurs in Neon!
– Precision Fingering: Over 120 tricks and grinds, from boardslides to nosegrinds and kickflips to impossibles – your digits will never get bored!
– Horizontally Challenged: An astounding 250 unique and cunning challenges, honing your skills, pushing you harder and harder – will you step up?
– Silverware: Capture various gold, silver, and bronze to put on your digital mantlepiece for ultimate bragging rights.
– Muzak: Sick hand-picked soundtrack including the Qemists, Dorian Concept and Flako. Who’d have thought jazz and skateboarding would go so damn well together?
Here are screenshots from OlliOlli‘s big screen Steam debut:
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