Yooka-Laylee

Beautiful art, colorful. A delight to the eyes. Music is also very nice. I didn't have much trouble with the cameras, probably because I playing this day after updates. There isn't much to say about gameplay: is a typical collect-a-thon 3D platformer. Nothing bad about it, and nothing excpetional great. Is a very warm, pacific, beautiful and chilling game. Amazing!

It's no Banjo Kazooie, but it's a fun platformer with personality. It's a somewhat short game (took me 15 hours for 100%) and it can be frustrating at times, but it does scratch a nostalgia itch and stands on its own merits as a platformer. I'd really like to see the developers take what they learned from making this and make an even better sequel.

I can't kill any enemies in the game due to a bug with galaxy and I am not going to uninstall and reinstall a bunch of programs just to get it working I paid 50 bucks for it and it should work the way it was advertised

When is the sequel coming out?! This game was so enjoyable and is a worthy spiritual successor to Banjo-Kazooie. There are five different worlds that can be unlocked and expanded plus a hub world that is rather expansive. Though the time to beat the boss escapes me, collecting everything in the entire game took about 28 hours. No tutorials or walk-throughs were used until after defeating the final boss, and then they came in handy to collect everything that was missed the first time through the levels. If you enjoyed N64 platforming games and are ready for some nostalgia, you should definitely get this game for yourself!

Thanks to Playtonic for their work and for their open life position! Very nice game for those gamers from the late 1990s!