Toree Saturn

Inspired by old 3D Sonic, this Toree is simultaneously the most hype of the three while also being the most busted. When things are going as planned, it's fun, fast, and you're making just enough reflexive choices for the experience to be fun. But every so often you miss a launch star or Toree suddenly loses all momentum after hitting one and you unexpectedly plummet to death. It's the only one of the 3 I have no real interest in attempting 100%, but I really enjoyed my brief half hour with it. The game felt shorter than anticipated. I was expecting the story to reveal an even bigger baddie, the general of the evil army that Hawkee joined up with. Still, I'd rather have a couple superbly crafted levels than more for the sake of it. Can't wait to see what Siactro does next!

a cute charming short adventure that is an absolute love letter to late nighties Sega the graphics are inspired by Sega Saturn the gameplay and level design takes most of its inspiration from the sonic adventure games a very fun and addictive game with gorgeous low ploy graphics and a great sound track that is a mix of synthwave sonic adventure style rock and a vocal track that was done by crush 40 themselves if your a fan of sonic and sega from the late 90s this is a no brainer for the price would defiantly recommend

Very short and sweet 3D platformer. Enjoyed the music a lot. Unsure if I will 100% the game. Game did exactly what it set out to do and it was great. Enjoyed the cutscenes. Extremely enjoyed the final stage.

missing ALL of the charm of the original 2 toree games >:[

This game is fun and worth the money, if you like 3-D sonic likes just buy the game already. More than worth the 5 dollars.

This is a great game. I think the new stomp mechanic ties everything together when it comes to movement. The new levels and music are great and the music choice for the final level of the game was a really nice touch. There were a few problems where it felt like the camera was rebound to the movement stick. Also, my controller would sometimes "forget" and then rebind/unbind the run or stomp button. That was also a problem in the 2nd game, so I guess it must be on my end, but a rebind menu in the options/settings screen would've been greatly appreciated by now (This is the 3rd game that doesn't have one). Overall, this is a nice platformer that won't cost an arm and a leg. I'd give it a try and I'm eager to see what's next.