
Are you skillful enough to rock the tables of Rolling Arcade? Prove it in this digital reimagining of a classic mechanical arcade game. Steer the ball to the target, racing against the timer or another player!
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Turkish, Spanish - Spain
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Vraiment génial comme tout !! Pour un prix dérisoire à coté du plaisir procuré. Simple et efficace ! Oui je conseil !
Much too hard for its own good. I don't see it being a game I get back often. I thought it would be cool to play on my arcade cabinet but it's just too hard to control. Even on a keyboard the game is uncontrollable. I like the concept and for a dollar it's ok to get just to try it but don't expect more than 30 minutes of trying to get somewhere. I dislike the lack of options, no monitor or graphical settings, cannot rebind your controller keys (you can use Steam's controller configuration at least), cannot play on a vertical monitor. That means the playfield is very small because of the cabinet around the game. I like the graphics and simple layout but that's it.
Let me preface my review by saying I played the actual arcade game this is based on, Zeke's Peak (Ice Cold Beer is similar), so many times that I was able to finish all 10 holes 2-3 times and roll the score over. So this game looked right up my alley. Being so good at Zeke's Peak, I found this game to be actually harder than the real thing. Rolling Arcade does have the advantage in that the ball in the arcade game would sometimes be dirty and "stick" to the rod a bit, so if stopped it wouldn't start rolling until you really angled the bar. Thankfully Rolling Arcade doesn't recreate that "feature". But the time limit to get the ball to each hole feels too short. The game could really use an "easy" mode where the time limits are doubled, or a practice level where there are fewer holes to deal with, or both, so people could get the feel of things without being overwhelmed with the difficulty. I'm happy to see there's a setting to turn down/off the music. I usually find music in games too loud or just annoying. One missing feature here is windowed mode. Must be fullscreen. So I'm going to recommend this game, with the caveat that it will be super difficult if you've never played Zeke's Peak or Ice Cold Beer in the arcade before, and still difficult even if you have. But like the arcade game, if you keep practicing, you can eventually get good enough to make progress.
Let's get this out of the way, this game if tough as nails, at least until you get the feel of the ball moving thingy. Once you got that, it gets easier, but it can still be challenging. It needs a few easier levels in the beginning, to ease the player into the game. But it is only a dollar, so if you are into arcade games like this, you can't really go wrong with it. It has a decent amount of levels and you can buy a DLC with even more levels. It's a fun game for short sessions. I also like the simple aesthetics and the music.
Very simple and clean design compared to One Bit Studio's previous games. Even though it may seem as a simple game, there is a great challenge can be found here for those who like these kind of arcade games - also, the game supports 2 player setup (or you can play an online game with your buddy through steam invite) which is always nice. Even tough the game is super cheap, there are hundreds of similar games - even more complex - like this for free, basically. But again, at this price (even with its DLC - yes, there are more levels!), this is no barrier a for those who would like more arcade challenge to spend some time with. Although it is not my type of game, I bought the game to support the developer.
Mindenkinek ajánlani tudom, aki szeretne kikapcsolódni akár egyedül, akár a barátaival.
It's such a enjoyable game, I would recommend it for everyone :)
Fun challenge game, maybe a little hard, but it's okay. I bought it because I can play it with my 7-year-old daughter; we had fun! Given the price, you can buy it without any worries!
After playing the first few levels I can safely say that this one will test your hand-eye coordination. It's quite brutal to be honest, sometimes too much so. But it's quite tense and challenging, so if you were into arcade cabinet games, this might be for you. And for this price, you can't really go wrong.
Great idea wrapped in a badly designed game. Stupidly difficult to unlock layouts. You are given 2 balls to start, but when you lose the first ball, you lose most of the time, so the second ball just times out. Will uninstall, I want to play but it makes me angry every time.
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