Santa Slides to Town

[h1] Information / Review English [/h1] Santa Slides to Town falls into the genre of precision platformer with racing game elements, which was developed by Henri Tokola. [h1] Gameplay / Story [/h1] Have you always wanted to play Santa and give out presents? Then you should definitely read on because this game could be something for you. Your task is to play Santa on his sleigh and give out lots of presents. You have to cross wintry landscapes while avoiding obstacles and collecting stars. You can use special techniques and double/triple jump to get to the stars. You should always keep a timer running in the background in your field of vision. You have to collect the stars to unlock new levels or upgrades for Santa or your sleigh. [h1] Pro [/h1] + Child friendly + sporty Santa in action + colorful sections + suitable music in the background + Stars to collect + suitable price/performance ratio + Achievements [h1] Contra [/h1] - some difficult passages [h1] Conclusion [/h1] Santa Slides to Town offers colorful sections for young and old. The game is very child-friendly. [h1][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/26335619-Adult-World-Gamers/] First of all, thank …

Santa is in a rush and needs to deliver his presents quickly before the children wake up and catch him stuffing his face with mince pies. Luckily, all his routes are downhill but each area has its own obstacles like high trees or buildings that he needs to jump over, or weather conditions like snow and wind that he needs to battle against. It’s quite a basic game but it has a lot of charm and a decent amount of content and it’s quite fun to play. I wouldn’t say you have the greatest control over the sleigh and when you jump you tend to jump into the unknown, but that's all part of the fun as you watch the chaotic manner in which Santa and his sleigh tumbles and somersaults through the levels. Your fastest times are recorded on every level, along with your largest jump, number of stars collected, and number of flips, but there are no leader boards. I think that would add an extra layer to the gameplay, but there’s plenty of things to try and better if you enjoy improving your scores. There are a generous number of levels. Forty-five altogether, split into five races in each of the eight biomes. If you finish all five levels you are rewarded with a brief festive cutscene. You c…

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