OlliOlli 2 Finally Launches on PC

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Posted By | On 11th, Aug. 2015

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OlliOlli 2: Welcome to Olliwood has finally launched for PC, after its launch for PlayStation earlier this year. The game, which serves as a sequel to last year’s breakout sidescrolling indie skateboarding hit, is an improvement on the original game in every possible way- and is now available to a larger crowd to play.

The game will support keyboard and mouse controls, although of course, it is optimized for gamepad inputs. Essentially, if you want the best, least frustrating OlliOlli 2 experience, it might be for the best to just hook up an Xbox controller, DualShock 4, or Wii U Pro.

OlliOlli 2: Welcome To Olliwood is available to PC players via Steam, GoG, and the Humble Store. PC players can also check out the original OlliOlli game, available from those same stores, if they so wish.

OlliOlli 2 is also available on PS3, PS4, and PS Vita; the original OlliOlli game was eventually made available for Xbox One and Wii U. No word yet on whether OlliOlli 2 will also be making a similar jump.


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