
CRIKEY! TY is back with a brand new adventure, in this fully remastered version of TY the Tasmanian Tiger 3: Night of the Quinkan. Pick up your rangs; pull on your shorts, and prepare to rescue the SOUTHERN RIVERS from a brand new threat - the QUINKAN...
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Could not finish the very first mission of the game (after you teleport) due to the enemies repeatedly getting stuck in the air or walls. Multiple reloaded attempts always failed with (1) shadow enemy left alive and no where to be found
Easily the weakest in the trilogy, but I went with a recommend in the end but only if you like the first 2 games and can get it on a good sale. [olist] [*]The Good [olist] [*]The platforming is the same as the other games, which is fun. [*]It was mostly fun - I had a good time [/olist] [*]The Neutral [olist] [*]Boomerangs: while the new system with stones is interesting, it needs improvements; it does not feel rewarding to get stones as it did to get completely new boomerangs like in the first game - I did not personally like the melee since it did not involve the boomerangs at all (throwing wise or the stones) so it took away that core part of the game. [*]Graphics/Animations - same old, same old [*]Voice Acting [/olist] [*]The Bad [olist] [*]Bugs: 1 time the game froze for no reason; some of the maps you buy to find items do not work properly (you have to get close to the item or it will not show on the minimap) [*]Story: it does not make sense and goes back and forth between points very fast - might be what they were doing for but it did not feel right - characters are under utilized [*]Camera is bad [*]Too much padding and the world is boring - all the areas feel the same - too much focus on the mechs [*]The final boss sucks hard - it is the most boring boss fight I have played for awhile - in hardcore mode, you have to use the invincible rang or it is impossible since the melee sucks. [/olist] [/olist]
Я любила первую часть в детстве. Вторую часть прошла уже в зрелом возрасте. Третью часть никогда не пройду. Слишком много машин, слишком мало платформинга.
I thought I would be deluded by this third chapter by what I've seen and heard about it, but instead it was amazing for the most part, except that I have to agree that some characters were almost ruined. Aside from that, the first 1-2 hours were kinda meh, but after that it was for some things even more engaging than Ty 2, I loved meleeing enemies and going around blasting everything and collecting with the crab mech on the roads, even if its jumps were a little unstable. I loved that the water mech, my favourite, came back even more powerful. And above all I loved that this game made the fire boomerangs relevant again, since in the second game they became kinda irrelevant and even counterproductive and I hated that. But, even with their highlights, all the bosses [spoiler](aside from the one in the sky)[/spoiler] sucked for the first phase, in the sense that they were difficult in that phase because it was badly done for hitboxes and such, while their second phases were well done and they were objectively fun and challenging. So for what regards the full 3d games of Ty the Tasmanian Tiger, the second chapter has definitely the best bosses overall. But this is still a very cool and interesting 3d platformer like the first two personally
major nostalgia 10/10 would grind again
Get TY 1 and 2, not this......
the nostalgia was so real i was grinning the whole time
solid game
Classic 3D platformer that not many people got to play back in the day. As a person who got all Steam Achievements on the entire Quadrilogy, this was by far the hardest to get with this hardcore mode. What is missing is the extra hitpoint unlockable like from TY2 so you can take more damage before you die. It was a long journey but I highly recommend this game regardless of tone switch than games before
It's more Ty 2 which is great if you liked that game. Which means it continues on the poor level design decisions and all those flaws. It does try to have a continuous story in this one and give more characters personality,but that can't save the boring gameplay. Also Dennis has a full on personality disorder in this game. Both Ty 2 and Ty 3 make me sure that the devs were very confused on what type of game they wanted to make and with the level choices being the absolute worst in my platformer/collectathon history this series I am confused why it has so much positive reviews other than nostalgia I don't know what you could see in anything,but the first game.
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