wraggster
September 7th, 2011, 22:35
MotoHeroz will release for WiiWare on 15th September for 1500 Wii Points (£10.20).
It's made by Finnish developer RedLynx of Trials HD fame.
As such, MotoHeroz shares many similarities with the great Trials: refined 2D side-scrolling platform-racing that involves getting a vehicle through an obstacle-strewn course as quickly possible.
MotoHeroz is much more cartoon-colourful and friendly, however, with no restarting at checkpoints when things go wrong. You simply waggle the Wiimote and you're back on all fours and back in the race.
Time-trial ghosts are present, as are leaderboards, and there's same-screen local multiplayer for four people.
RedLynx has also promised to deliver a new challenge every day, be it a new course or a new leaderboard.
Tom Bramwell had a much more in-depth look at MotoHeroz (http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-03-23-motoheroz-hands-on) for Eurogamer earlier this year.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-09-07-trials-dev-dates-wiiware-game-motoheroz
It's made by Finnish developer RedLynx of Trials HD fame.
As such, MotoHeroz shares many similarities with the great Trials: refined 2D side-scrolling platform-racing that involves getting a vehicle through an obstacle-strewn course as quickly possible.
MotoHeroz is much more cartoon-colourful and friendly, however, with no restarting at checkpoints when things go wrong. You simply waggle the Wiimote and you're back on all fours and back in the race.
Time-trial ghosts are present, as are leaderboards, and there's same-screen local multiplayer for four people.
RedLynx has also promised to deliver a new challenge every day, be it a new course or a new leaderboard.
Tom Bramwell had a much more in-depth look at MotoHeroz (http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-03-23-motoheroz-hands-on) for Eurogamer earlier this year.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-09-07-trials-dev-dates-wiiware-game-motoheroz