Olobollo

For the price, it's worth it. Not a game you'll spend loads of time on, it's clear to see the play of the game after a few minutes. There's a few bugs I've noticed like not being able to return to the main menu. I've also had an issue where it shows the inputs for a different controller type which was confusing at the beginning of the game. There also seems to be no option for fullscreen, this could be wrong but if it is the case, it is fairly inconvenient due to it being a heavily local multiplayer game. The game looks amazing, colours are vibrant and the effects work well. Whilst the game looks amazing, it's actually pretty tough. Considering the game mainly appeals to a younger, family-friendly, audience, I feel that the game is a bit too challenging. It took me a good few tries only on the second level. There isn't really much of a progression system since you can play any level without having to progress through previous levels. Overall, Olobollo is a fun game to pick up now and then for a laugh with a few friends with it's amazing graphic style and is very local multiplayer friendly, appealing to all audiences. Worth a purchase.