The art-style is what initially lured me into this mobile game, I don't about ya'l but I feel like too many cellphone apps rely either too heavily on a simple 2D graphical design, or quick titles that all you do is rack up points on leader-boards. Personally I never got to attached to playable, phone-applications mainly do the fact I'm a heavily story-based games; that requires not only an alluring narrative, but excellent gameplay. Cell games have the stigma of only catering to a casual audience, by providing fast pick-up and play titles whenever someone may be bored; not to mention that most Free-to-Play developers input a caveat of advertisement in there apps in order to gain revenue.
Silly Walks is a perfect example of how to make a free game right (I use that term loosely, as the perfect free game would include no ads). The only times you'll view ad would be more than likely the fault of the player, as the punishment system in this game for falling over a tables or getting flatten like a pancake, is having to wait out an ad. The game design is well placed, with every stage feeling unique with its variety of objects. Character options are varied and colorful, as you can unlock very on the entire roster that consists of a bowl of ramen, a slurpee, a taco, pizza, cupcake, popcorn, and many... many more.
This game is incredibly bizarre while at the same time being quite acceptable, this is most likely do to the reliable environment and cuisine this title uses as characters. Moving your delectable player is a easy as a tap, and honestly this gameplay decision is genius when you consider who plays on smartphones. The accessibility and creative world is enough to entice anyone who sees even a glimpse of its overall design. Silly walks has enough to keep any down-loader busy, because even though there is an end, stages are repeatable and there is even a little mini-racing side game in here. I enjoyed my time with Silly Walks and I'm sure you will too.
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Tips & Tricks:
- Collect as many sugar cubes as possible
- Some ads have repeatable 150 plus currency
- The racing games have shortcuts, find them
- Swipe quick to run over on far away platforms
Silly Walks is a perfect example of how to make a free game right (I use that term loosely, as the perfect free game would include no ads). The only times you'll view ad would be more than likely the fault of the player, as the punishment system in this game for falling over a tables or getting flatten like a pancake, is having to wait out an ad. The game design is well placed, with every stage feeling unique with its variety of objects. Character options are varied and colorful, as you can unlock very on the entire roster that consists of a bowl of ramen, a slurpee, a taco, pizza, cupcake, popcorn, and many... many more.
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