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New Gameplay Today – Crayola Scoot
During E3, Kyle Hilliard saw a lot of games. One of them was Crayola Scoot, a kid's game based on the familiar brand. He wouldn't stop talking about it, so Leo and I sat him down and recorded this quick episode of NGT.
Look. Not every game is designed for grimdark adults. In Crayola Scoot, you ride a scooter around a park and basically leave a huge colorful mess behind. Think Splatoon multiplied by Tony Hawk divided by de Blob, and you get the idea. Kyle is particularly keen on the Switch game's four-player splitscreen, and (I'm assuming here) the idea that you basically leave trash everywhere you go.
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