Crash Bandicoot™ 4: It’s About Time

After finishing the game and achieving 106%, am gonna say this game is an experience on its own. The N.Sane trilogy adapted almost perfectly the feeling of "this is how I remember playing the game as a kid", this one gets passed down the torch as a proper modern evolution of the game. From the graphics down to its gameplay. Regarding graphics, this game is very beautiful and colorful. It has fleshed out worlds that you can see as you play each stage. There are sections where you can see later parts of the level blended with the environment, and it really brings everything together. The levels (per dimension you visit) are also thematically relevant to each other, so there is a certain level of proper story telling and progression through the environment. It is not as random as Crash Warped, where one level had you riding on a bike and another jumping on flying carpets in some Arabian town. Also, it might be just personal taste, but I find the art direction very fitting to the series. Crash was always meant to have a "toon" like feeling since the beginning. Story wise, the game picks up where Warped left off. N.Tropy and Cortex return by breaking the multiverse, and you have to p…

As someone who has played crash since it was one PS1, I do not recommend this mockery of crash. I would refund this if I weren't past the 2 hour refund limit. The hitboxes are absolutely garbage, since there have been multiple cases where I have jumped and hit a nitro box somehow that's like 50 cm below my characters feet, and failed a level because of that. Just pirate this, if you hate yourself, since there's no DRM.

Activision made a remake - remaster of the first trilogy who the devs destroyed because they couldnt make the physics keep up with the map. They though that the next step is to make a 4th game... Thus, the Crash bandicoot 4 came to life. The game for me isnt enjoyable at all. First of all,they made the maps way bigger than they should. The old series had a simple logic. Start to the point A and go to the point B.Now There are a lot of things that could happen in one level and as you progress the story and the levels the pile of things you have to do only gets bigger. Also,The hidden boxes is a mechanic that the game doesn't need. Same goes with the endless gems to make new generations and the kids feel rewarded for 40% 60% etc... Back in the old trilogy you had 1 gem for all the boxes one crystal per completed level and one time trial bonus. Next arethe N. Verted levels. This stages are hell, because you repeat a level that its filled with visual gimmicks that could strain my eyes and also with higher difficulty. About the Alternate-Characters levels. this could be a nice touch/idea IF the DEVS knew what to do with them.Let me explain. You start the level (that is…

I was very hesitant on picking this up due to the reviews saying this game was too hard. It's a pretty hard platformer but its very fair. Checkpoints are handled brilliantly. One example is if you die too many times between checkpoints the game will create checkpoints between checkpoints making it slightly easier. I really like the level design on many of the worlds. It has classic platforming from all direction like the other 3 crash games. Graphics are top notch. One thing to note. Don't bother collecting all the crystals in a stage until after the 2nd world because something happens that makes the game easier to unlock the skins. Was very happy they did this because holy crap getting all the boxes in a stage is insane. Completing a stage, no problem. Ask me to get all the boxes 10/10 difficulty.

Great game, ruined by the difficulty. I cannot recommend it. I'm a wells easoned crash player, grew up with the originals, played Nsanity trilogy which I loved. Some of the later levels are an absolute joke and do not feel like a crash bandicoot game. They do so much right, but they got far too excited and carried away with he level designs. The difficulty is enough for me to say avoid buying

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