Little Big Adventure – Twinsen’s Quest

got a lot collision bugs. Frist scene if Joey jump into the sea with you, the scene will stuck when meet your sister because Joey disappear. Second one i meet is when get the key going to the cave after got the ball in house. You cant go back to house because collision bugs. You will just crawl infinite forever. Come on!! This game released 2 years already. Are you going to tell me those oblivious bug you not going to fix or enhance the playing experience?

Let me start off with this: Relentless was my first video game ever as a child. My dad bought it for me at CompUSA when I was 6 years old. I was immediately hooked. I beat the original game a few times and even picked it back up as an adult. When I heard of a remake of the original, I immediately wishlisted and waited for release. This game does so much right. It keeps a lot of the original music and graphics. Like when I was first captured by Funfrock and I got slapped by him, I remembered that from the original game. It really keeps the spirit of the original game. What this game does wrong is the gameplay. It is very difficult to use the magic ball. It hits on invisible corners and returns to you even though the path was hitting an enemy. Soldiers can stun lock you with their bullets (They have itchy trigger fingers!) as well. They also changed to story. They took the love element out of it-- Bye Zoe, Hi Luna. I find Luna more annoying than anything. I wish I was looking for Zoe instead. The first game felt more intuitive than the remake. Would I recommend this game? Only if you played the original and it holds a certain kind of nostalgia on you. If you are just picking th…

great fuuny game

This is a trip down the nostalgia lane. I played the second game through so many years of my childhood. Probably went through the story a dozen or more times. I played the first game only a couple full runs, and will support the devs for putting their effort in bringing so many of us this remake. The goods: game is gorgeous, and appeals to younger audiences much as it appealed to me as a child. The sounds depart a bit from what I remember, but are still a pleasure to hear. The story is still great, fun, and the jokes are all there. The bad: the combat. I dislike the new approach to the mechanics of the game. I disliked in the demo, and dislike it now. Gives me more reasons to just avoid danger than facing it. It's my two cents of course. The menu/UIs are a bit janky, could be more straightforward as it was back then. That doesn't stop it from being a wonderful experience so far.

The original was great, this "remake" is just as great and just as frustrating at certain points with the running around. 10/10 would play again in the future, can't wait till LBA2 remake is done!

its good