Super Lucky's Tale

[h1] Decent platformer inspired by other popular platformers like Crash, Mario and such. Made by Xbox Game Studios, have some original ideas like digging into ground and hovering with tail (wait, I saw this one before somewhere...). Crystal candy visuals and good level design. For a platformer it's still a great choice. There's new a bit improved and alternated version but I haven't played it yet so can't tell much in this regard. [/h1]

El platino es jodidamente cansador ya que te obliga a repetir niveles que te den muchas monedas para conseguir las 99999 monedas que te pide el logro "I'm a Completionist" y creo que el "VAMOS!!" de Lucky me va a perseguir en mis sueños durante un largo tiempo. Si solamente quieres pasarte la historia es muy buen juego y lo recomiendo pero mejor no meterse en su platino D:

NOTE: For a full retrospective, look at my New Super review—2019 or 2020, it does not really matter. Within this review, I disclaim to know Playful Studios, its members, nor its collaborators. This is from someone who enjoyed the series very much and with awareness that its quality should not be taken seriously unless certain aspects warrant it. Context: ㅤㅤIt just so happens that there was a Microsoft contract mandating a deadline for this game, which is how it ended up with the quality that it has, how it somehow feels more surreal than Lucky’s Tale VR in a bad way. The ambition found faintly could only bear fruit in Playful’s second go-around when not shackled by contracts. ㅤㅤThis is my first time playing the 2017 version, as I have played the 2019 version on the timed-exclusive Switch version some years ago…without the pre-order bonus I get…lucky…with, unfortunately, but that will be discussed in the other review. My objective was to give a perspective on how I feel about these games after playing them and regaining my memories of the 2019 version, because I apparently only remember the most basic gameplay and story aspects. Gameplay: ㅤㅤ…Although its gameplay style makes tha…

This is just the previous version of the game with a different opening, DLC not part of the main plot, worse camera, and for some reason is twice the GB as the newer version. At least it was free with "New Super Lucky's Tale"

It's a nice game

charming and well made 3D mascot platformer which is a bit rare on PC these days. minor nitpick is the game tends challenge the depth perception of player with low camera angles sometimes. it's not frequent but occasional to notice them. This is a good game, buttery smooth platforming, good visual design, decent length and content. some levels have good challenge and you will need to attempt a few times.