You've got to roll with it.
Back in 2011, a little studio from Chile decided it wanted to take an unusual stab at the popular tower defence genre. Choosing to embrace oddity and quirkiness over any sense of seriousness or consistency, the result mixed traditional defensive mechanics with a ball-rolling system that had more in common with Super Monkey Ball than Plants Vs Zombies. With an overtly Monty Python-inspired art style and sense of humour, Rock of Ages was your atypical curio, but one that carved out its own small sense of cult status.
Six years later, ACE Team has finally given us a sequel in the pun-tastic shape of Rock of Ages 2: Bigger & Boulder, with a fresh storyline, that same slapstick gameplay loop and a new four-player multiplayer mode. It’s taken a little longer for this second instalment to roll its way onto Nintendo Switch, but now it’s here, and hybrid handheld owners can finally get to experience this strange little game in all its fruity glory. And while this version isn’t particularly different than the one that came out a couple of years ago, it does feel like a more suitable fit for Switch’s focus on local and online multiplayer.
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