Angelo Skate Away

Angelo Skate Away is currently 91% off on Fanatical — down to $0.44 from $4.99.

At 91% off, this is one of the deepest discounts Angelo Skate Away reaches on Fanatical — near its typical floor.

That works out to $4.55 off the Fanatical list price of $4.99.

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What it is

Angelo Skate Away takes the animated troublemaker from the Angelo Rules TV show and drops him onto a skateboard for a lighthearted arcade racer. It’s built by TeamTO, the same studio behind the cartoon, so the world and characters carry that same cheerful, kid-friendly energy rather than trying to be a gritty skate sim. If you grew up watching the show, or you’re looking for something breezy to hand a younger player, this is clearly aimed at that crowd. It’s less about physics and combo tech and more about zipping through familiar cartoon locations with a roster of goofy characters.

How it plays

You skate through stages themed around places from the show, like the city streets, the school grounds, an adventure park, and a dedicated skate park, tackling each level’s objectives to progress. Along the way you collect cupcakes, which act as the game’s currency for unlocking new levels, additional playable characters, and cosmetic gear like hats and boards. There’s also a trick system to dig into, letting you string together moves as you clear runs. It leans on straightforward, approachable platforming rather than punishing precision, so the loop is really about exploring stages, grabbing collectibles, and gradually unlocking more stuff to play with and wear.

Who it’s for

This one is best suited to fans of the Angelo Rules show and to younger or more casual players who want an easygoing skating game without a steep learning curve. If you like collect-and-unlock progression and enjoy seeing a cartoon’s cast and setting brought into a game world, there’s some genuine charm here. Skateboarding purists hoping for something in the vein of a serious trick-based sim should probably look elsewhere, since the appeal here is more about character and setting than deep mechanical systems. Older players unfamiliar with the source material may also find the whole package feels a bit slight.

Is it worth it?

For the audience it’s built for, namely younger players and Angelo Rules fans, this is a perfectly pleasant way to spend some time, especially once you factor in that skating and unlocking outfits and characters gives it a bit of replay value beyond a single sitting. It’s not a game that’s going to demand hours of mastery or reward deep systems knowledge, so go in expecting something light rather than substantial. As a sale pickup it makes a lot of sense: it’s the kind of low-commitment, easy-to-enjoy title that’s great to grab cheap for a kid’s game library or for a nostalgic trip back to the show, rather than something you’d necessarily want to pay full attention (or full price) for as a standalone purchase.

Quick facts

Genre: Action, Casual, Racing, Sports. Developer: TeamTO Games. Publisher: Plug In Digital. Platform: PC. Release date: January 26, 2018.