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Posted on: April 12, 2017
bojacko9
Games: 8 Reviews: 1
I got exactly what I expect
I wanted another Banjo-Kazooie type game, and thats exactly what I got. Anyone who enjoyed the days of the N64 magic during their childhood, will surely appreciate what Playtonic has created.
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Posted on: April 15, 2017
the16bitgamer
Games: 242 Reviews: 12
Modern Day 3D Platformer
This game is literally a modern day version of class Rare titles like Banjo Kazooie and Conkers Bad Fur Day, It plays and feels just like them with an added polish of 17 years of graphical innovation. Pro: - Stunning Visuals - Beautiful Sound track - Amazing Controls - Amazing Level design Con: - Story feels stale (par for the course) - Characters talk like they did in the Banjo Kazooie games - Not so interesting mini games Overall I am impressed with the game. It is fun to play albeit it has some design choices which should have stayed in the past, however if you are a fan of Nintendo 64 platformers like Banjo Kazooie it is defiantly worth the small price of entry.
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Posted on: July 23, 2021
Turbotobi
Games: 622 Reviews: 2
Nice, but no appreciation for supporter
Nice game, but I pledged it at the beginning @kickstarter and I don´t understand, why the kickstarter user have to pay for the extras? They are the reason for the devs to get their game to live. We got only the main game as thank for the support at the beginning to make this game possible...
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Posted on: August 12, 2018
maxerica
Games: 180 Reviews: 2
Not Deluxe or an upgrade, Just a ripoff
$4 for the user manual and the soundtrack... thats it?! no exclusive in game weapons or special moves or skins or extra levels or anything. You shouldnt have to pay for the manual which is basically, how to play the game which nowadays is taught in a tutorial anyways. You could probly find the manual for free somewhere anyway. And whats worse- its DIGITAL so it cost nothing to make. As for the soundtrack- also digital, and you already get a copy of the soundtrack in the game so... youre basically buying the soundtrack twice. Not only could you rip it from youtube- but every game ever has the music files in the installation folder, you just gotta know where to look. In conclusion, save your money and dont buy the "upgrade"
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