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Roll7’s OlliOlli 2 And Not A Hero Now On Xbox One
Roll7, which caught our eye back in 2014 with arcade-style skating game OlliOlli has just unleashed its two most recent games on Xbox One. OlliOlli 2 and Not a Hero are now available on Microsoft’s console.
OlliOlli 2: XL Edition expands on the first entry with 50 levels, 250 challenges, and a new free-skate mode. Not a Hero: Super Snazzy Edition includes the three additional missions and the opportunity to play as the strange mayoral candidate/supervillain Bunnylord.
OlliOlli 2 is priced at $14.99. Not a Hero will run you $12.99. You can also purchase them in the “Bunnylord Pro Hater” pack for a discounted $20.99.
Our Take
It’s a shame these releases didn’t have more fanfare in advance, as both are enjoyable games. Not a Hero captures the fast-paced puzzle-shooting vibe of the Hotline Miami games, just in side-scrolling format. There’s a lot of trial and error, but the humor and controls keep it fresh.
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