Yooka-Replaylee

Ive never seen or played a remake/remaster of a game so perfectly done Story In this platformer you play as the lizard and bat BFFs Yooka And Laylee, who find an all-powerful book that rips its own pages out since a very evil man wants to capture it and use it for very evil man purposes. You go through 6 diverse and huge open world maps that you explore through parkour and puzzles to find enough pages to restore the big ol book and fight the very evil man at the end Gameplay The kit you have and use for exploration and puzzle solving works perfectly and its very satifying to move around in any map. LOVE the change where we get our entire kit of moves at the beginning. In the previous games, you'd get certain abilities at different points in the game. This resulted in a lot of backtracking later on to get to places and solve puzzles you couldnt in the first place. Now you could clear an entire map before going to the next if you so please. Not only that, but all maps have a have a huge amount of collectibles(some needed for story progression) to gather through exploration, parkour and puzzle solving. All of these collectibles have easy, moderate and harder ones and you dont need e…

Yooka-Replaylee solves my main issue with 3D platformers: forced backtracking. They did this by giving you every skill available from the start so you only have your imagination and intelligence to solve the challenges the game issues. They new graphics are a very small but welcomed addition because the graphics in the first game weren't that bad to begin with. The design of the main characters is top notch. Just a word of advice if you're gonna play on steamdeck. Put the resolution on 720p to avoid framerate stutter. It won't solve it a 100% but it does make a big difference. A platformer that doesn't run at 60fps is simply unacceptable to me. Having said that, skip the first game and get this one and Impossible Lair (preferrably on GOG).

They fixed it. They basically gave Yooka-Laylee the mario odyssey treatment. More collectables, more cosmetics, and a little more to do. In Yooka-Laylee I was constantly standing around wondering what the ♥♥♥♥ to do. In Replayee I'm constantly finding new stuff to do. It's way easier than the original, I was ready to fight the final boss without even seeing the last two levels. However I think that could be a strength on future playthroughs. It really lets you pick what challenges you want to do. With the new fast travel and challenge tonics the game really seems to be encouraging multiple playthroughs... and I probably will. I'm having fun! Gives me something to do while I wait for Yooka-Tooie anyway.

Great platforming game!!!

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