Yooka-Replaylee

dahora demais

Peak game, big difficulty spike near the end. Great sountrack and level design. Definitly play this over the original. I had a couple hickups with crashes as well usuially having the frames die but it wasn't as bad as other games I've played.

fun game. my child and i enjoyed playing through it together. only downside i would say is the game has a very abrupt difficulty spike for the final boss. while the last boss should be a challenge i feel like it almost ruined the experience for my kiddo. overall it is a great game though. easily recommend.

The Game Is amazing, there is buttloads of collectables, player expression, and things to do. some worlds can be very overwhelming but Its a very fun experience that I think is worth the price tag. Remember, play healthy, and take breaks during play sessions, See ya!!!

If you like old school 3d platformers you will like this game. It feels great to play and it has a ton of collectibles to pick up and some progression systems. It's not doing anything too new, but what it does do, it does well. I was surprised by the graphics. They really look colorful and amazing. I'm playing it on a steam controller and it's awesome.

Softlocked on the map 4 times in the first two hours, had to alt-f4 every time. Playtonic is aware of the bug but doesn't seem to actually want to fix it, because it's been around for months.

Just as boring as I remembered it. It was progressively disinteresting the first time but I thought it was just because I was young. Turns out I'm still young and there's a 'remake' already. The graphics have received a marginal upgrade, that could have been easily laid over the first game in an update. There is also a few quality of life features that we never should have had to deal without, let alone wait for them to re-release the game and charge you a second time. The game itself is okay until you reach the end of the game. The level design is just terrible, but it doesn't start terrible. For example, level 1 is densely packed with things to do, places to see, and people to interact with, all in one beautiful to look at space. Level 3 is less of all that, with the level being mostly horizontally laid out, and relying on branches to get around. And with Level 6, the entire thing is just one flat open area, and you can see (and access) just about the entire level from where you start. One thing that adds to this monotony is how much stuff there is. There are so many Pagies in each level it's insane. So many that over 6 levels, you end up with child level challenges because there simply isn't enough to do when you've already gotten 200+ Pagies and done 200+ challenges. This game is also clearly a copy of Banjo-Kazooie, even having some of the same people that worked on it. Beginning impressions, and doing level 1 make it seem like they hit the nail on the head perfectly but the lack of difficulty scaling as you progress through levels and the inconsistency of interest across them just makes it miss the mark. The worst part of it all is that the developers have gone full Nintendo and have made a Yooka-Laylee Mario Kart copy, and added Yooka and Laylee to Brawlout to cover the Super Smash Brothers theme, proving that they can't think independently of Nintendos formula for gaming, which we all know sucks. If they can't even copy the developer they started with, then why try to copy Nintendo? Maybe it's time for them to follow Rare Studios a little more literally.