Review: Crayola Scoot (PlayStation 4)

Creativity wins in this colorful freestyle scooter championship! In Crayola Scoot, more tricks mean more color – and color can change the world in impossible ways. So get ready to take on Scoot Legends in a rainbow of thrilling events, or grab 3 friends for a split-screen color clash. It’s time to make your mark on the scoot park.

Pros:

• Big bright cartoon graphics.
• 1.14GB Download size.
• Five character slots.
• Opening tutorial. (Optional)
• Character creator- Boy/Girl, Favourite color, Height and name.
• Gameplay is a mix between Tony Hawk on scooters with a Splatoon twist.
• Three lands- Crayola city, Enchanted forest, and Alien theme park.
• Three difficulties- Easy, Medium and hard.
• Earn EXP and level up which increases your fame which in turn unlocks new content like lands/scooter parts and clothing.
• Shop- Spend any earned coinage and buy new clothing options and new parts for your scooter which does affect the stats.
• A handful of modes-
  • Tag- avoid getting hit and survive or get hit then tag everyone else.
  • Colour frenzy- Cover the floor in your paint, Most covered wins.
  • Crazy crayons- Collect crayons.
  • Trick run- Timed stunt run.
  • Boss battles- Play a game of HORSE except you spell S.C.O.O.T. You do a move then the boss needs to beat it or get a letter. First to spell SCOOT loses.
• 2-4 Local multiplayer support.
• Fun to play.
• Easy to use trick system.
• Tips on loading screens.
• Platinum trophy.
• Lenient bail mechanic and you really need to do something special to fall off.
• Clear HUD shows position or color count.
• Fantastic level design.
• Tricks are air tricks predominantly but you can do grinding.
• Around the map are these pods that if you do a trick on will cover a large part of the map in your color, Control all of them and a massive blimp flies overshooting your color down.

Cons:

• Tricky controls at first, All jumps are done on the right stick.
• Only one controller layout.
• Didn’t see any colorblind options.
• No online play.
• Lacks leaderboards.
• A lot of slowdowns.