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Every time I see the word Splashdown
I keep thinking it must be prefixed with "WWF" but thankfully it's got nothing
to do with those muscle-bound meatheads. It's actually a jet-ski rider game
which, for the first time ever that I've come across, is actually worth playing
when compared to an arcade original like Aquajet and knocks into a cocked
hat the ones seen on the first Playstation (and I never got to play Wave
Race sadly).
While this game looks and plays like a dream, I'd be tempted to give it 5/5
for graphics based on the water effects alone. I've never seen water so cool
and inviting. It's rendered brilliantly well and just makes you want to dive
right in. There's also some interesting fun to be had when you frequently
crash your jet ski and go flying into the unknown. On top of this, it's
incredibly colourful and everything you could expect.
It's a very easy game to pick up and play, although attempting the stunts
themselves isn't always an easy experience when you have to keep up with the
pack at the same time. Also, if you do start to lose your way and fall behind
you'll have a hell of a time trying to get to the front again.
