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October 2020
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The editors liked
As challenging as ever
Timeline levels further story elements
New abilities modernize gameplay
Keeps classic Crash features
An inventive evolution of the original trilogy
Characters are brighter and more expressive than ever before
Tawna
Dingodile and collectibles add so much replay value
Masks add a new layer of challenge to the majority of stages
Multiple playable characters
Tried and tested gameplay
Beautiful levels
Full of secrets
Classic Crash platforming has never looked or felt better
The sheer number and variety of levels is staggering
Modern mode widens the franchise's accessibility
Vibrant Visuals
Same Crash Gameplay
Plenty of things to do
The editors didn't like
Almost too many features at times
Difficulty can feel uneven throughout the campaign
More levels with 100% traditional platforming would have been great
Published: 2020-10-01, Author: David , review by: gamingtrend.com
Tons of difficult, fun stages, Cartoony visuals, Crash and Coco feel great to control, Hilarious dialogue
New characters can be janky, Tutorials are unnecessary, Levels can be a bit too long
Crash 4 will delight fans new and old with its stylized visuals, delightful sense of humor, and hard as nails platforming. While the new characters have a few control issues, the game is an absolute blast from start to finish
Published: 2020-10-01, Author: Mike , review by: gamespot.com
Abstract: The increasingly popular reboot-sequel is a hard needle to thread. You have to create a game that hews close enough to the original to make nostalgic fans happy, while modernizing and innovating enough to resonate with new players. Crash Bandicoot 4: It's...
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Abstract: Crash Bandicoot has always been one of my favourite video game characters of all time. I remember the PSOne was the first video game console my family owned, and we played the Crash Bandicoot demo to death. A few years later, we acquired the first three g...
Abstract: It feels weird to play a brand-new mascot platformer in 2020. Mario's enduring legacy aside, they're such a relic of the 90s that playing Crash Bandicoot 4 makes me feel like I've tripped into some sort of interdimensional vortex. Of course, this generati...
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Gorgeous levels, Lots and lots of content, Very loyal to the original trilogy, Great pacing
Level design doesn't feel too imaginative in certain areas, Difficult to judge depth and distance during platforming, Humour doesn't land 80% of the time
Abstract: Crash Bandicoot 4 makes rapid-fire homages to Crash's past, picking up where Warped left off and having Crash's biggest and most delightfully hammy villains, N. Trophy and Neo Cortex break out of prison along with Uka Uka and trot out a typical video game...
Abstract: Well, it seems round two has finally begun, with Sony making the first move yet again. Earlier today, the tech giant hosted the August edition of its State of Play event, unloading yet another batch of PlayStation 4, PlayStation VR and PlayStation 5 gamin...
