TY the Tasmanian Tiger

So maybe part of this review is influenced by the nostalgia I have for this game from when I was younger, but this game is fantastic. Granted, it's not as feature/gameplay dense as newer games but it just has this lovable vibe to it that makes me wanna keep playing it and find all of the collectables. The control are HELLA smooth and the game feels very fluid. The game isn't that difficult (at all) and after you get the kaboomerangs you can pretty much one-shot every enemy that isn't a boss, but if I wanted a challenge I'd play Elden Ring or fight Simon in Expedition 33. The characters are fun (yet don't have much dialogue) and I think it's funny how Ty speaks almost exclusively in one-liners.. even if they don't really match what he's responding to (YOU RIPPER!!) The music is also fun (especially the song "Two Up") and just brings back all the warm memories that I have for this game. It's also not that long of a game and the story is very straightforward. I'm really glad it was ported to P.C. It's games like this one that turned me into a hardcore gamer. So if you want a great ol' platforming game that respects your time, is fun, knows what it is, and doesn't try to bleed mon…

you ripper!

good 3d platform game, if you like these games... It's not my thing

A classic 3D collectathon in the Banjo-Kazooie/Spyro mold. Boomerangs replace the usual moveset, with elemental variants unlocked as you progress. Level design is solid and varied across different Australian-themed environments, with collectibles (thunder eggs, opals, cogs) tied to meaningful progression. Combat and platforming are simple but fun. A solid foundation for the series. Recommended.

its so peak, and shazza is a BADDIE

best platformer game ever other than crash bandicoot recommend