Toree's Panic Pack

Its ok, if you're desperate for more toree content, this will suffice

Ein Levelselect Screen für die einzelnen Spiele (vor allem Genesis) wäre mega! Sonst ist alles bisher gesehene...Ok...Die Respawnpunkte im ersten Level von Genesis können sehr verbugt sein (ich bin öfters in der Luft gespawnt) aber sonnt ein ganz solides Paket! Panikattacke/10

I adore the Toree games, I really do, but this is not it. Its oddly structured, short even when compared to previous entries, and Toree Missions is not only unfair and repetitive, its boring and poorly designed in general. The other Toree games are great, this one? Not so much.

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A very fun and challenging Torree pack! I didn't have much interest replaying the first 2 games, but I can see myself playing this for hours!

I spend a very good time playing this, Toree Genesis is short, but having level to do both in normal and golden toree is super fun. I heard a lot of bad toward Toree Jumbled Jam 2, tbh i understand, but i really enjoyed it personaly, the level are longer, feels like fan made, but you feel more free playing it. Seeing them as bonus level for Toree 2 make more sense. And for Toree Missions, it's fun little challenge that are really cool. So yeah, not goty, but for 1€ i would say it's definitly worth if you liked the 2 first games.

I hesitate to call this a gem because the camera is really busted and some parts are super cryptic and ridiculous, but... it's very good, and probably my favorite game in this series. Much of the complaints about the game have been patched, though it can be really hard to understand what you're supposed to be doing. Basically, the title screen shows three games that look like old Dreamcast-era titles. The first one is a linear three stage game where you collect three crystals on each stage and progress to the exit. The second one is very similar but labyrinthian, with a stage select screen. The third and final one is styled like "Metal Gear VR" but they aren't stealth missions, just missions where you complete an objective as quickly as possible to open up the exit. It gets odder than that. When you actually collect the crystals in the first game, you will be granted a "Golden Toree" mode (Obviously a reference to golden Sonic). Now, the three stages in the first game will now appear in the stage select screen. You can toggle Golden Toree mode on or off, but you will have a seperate ranking for both regular and Golden Toree. I had no clue what was going on for the first several hours playing this. Each of these stages also has star collection, and the ranking is basically designed to go for "A" or "S" rank. Achieving "S" rank on all these stages is difficult, but it's much harder in Toree Missions. Toree Missions is by far the most brutal thing in this game, mostly due to stages where you fly through rings and the camera makes it super unclear where you can go. But it's also fun because it's more arcade style of gaming, with lots of really tricky sections that require slight adjustments to your playstyle to win. I got all the "S" ranks across all three games, found all of the star collectibles, and collected the four CDs. For this you unlock three additional characters, but the only one you really need to bother with is the bat because he can collect the CDs easier. The game's music is fantastic and while it recycles assets from previous games I like the more "Sonic the Hedgehog" vibes and the fact that the stages are much more labyrinthian and open. It's more complex and interesting than Toree 1 and 2, but also more broken. Still, I was thoroughly challenged and got an adrenaline rush when I finally powered through the final few mission stages and completed this monstrosity, so I highly recommend it IF you don't mind hard and broken games.

Toree 2 was one step forward and this is two steps back. GOT A HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS SITTIN' ON MY BACK! Though really, getting through any level is annoying because boosts are still janky as heck, and the lack of checkpoints makes certain levels really annoying. Certain sections require too much precision with these controls. At least first game mastered running in a straight line, this needed much more testing

Worth it for Genesis and Missions. Jumbled Jam 2 is... jank.