Yooka-Laylee. Developed by Playtonic Games. © 2017. Published by Team 17. Team17 are trademarks or registered trademarks of Team17 Digital Limited. All other trademarks, copyrights and logos are property of their respective owners.
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Posted on: September 20, 2025
jkanaan
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 244 Avis: 12
I enjoyed it.
An incomplete game that I think is enjoyable if you buy it on sale and appreciate it for what it is. I really did get the same feeling that I got from the old 3d platformers in this one, at times.
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Posted on: January 7, 2022
AstroLion
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 504 Avis: 145
Super jeu !
C'est un jeu où on parcourt différents mondes très bien fait (j'ai quand même préféré les premiers). Le jeu se veut humoristique avec les dialogues et c'est vrai que ça rajoute une touche originale que j'ai bien aimé. En bref, moi, je ne compare pas ce jeu à d'autres que je ne connais pas. Mais j'ai pris beaucoup de plaisir à jouer à ce jeu là.
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Posted on: April 14, 2017
BigBuck0412
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 189 Avis: 2
Marvellous
This game is the successor of Banjo Tooie, which I looked forward to so much back then. This is a true gem with the same old feeling.
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Posted on: March 13, 2024
hirvio_hillo
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Controller not working on Linux
Controller doesn't work in Linux version. In Windows version (using Wine on Linux) controller works without problems. Otherwise, enjoyable so far.
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Posted on: November 1, 2017
Bubble_Man
Jeux: 275 Avis: 4
Not Bad -- Not Great Either
At a glance, this looks like a great successor to Banjo Kazooie. The character designs and graphics are spot-on and the music is exactly what fans of Banjo Kazooie would expect. When moving beyond aesthetics, however, the game fails to live up to its predecessors. My biggest complaint is that the levels lack an intuitive flow. The musical notes of Banjo Kazooie were arranged in such a way that they led players through the levels and hinted at the locations of jiggies. The quills of Yooka-Laylee are sparsely strewn about in a seemingly random manner. Progression through the worlds isn't nearly as smooth as it could have been. Secondly, the objectives for obtaining pagies are often more tedious than fun. Running through a series of rings before time expires is repetitively used and feels a bit generic. The snow world has an objective where players must find and return hats to five different snowmen. The snowplow form used in parts of this objective controls poorly and finding them all becomes more bothersome than fun. Finally, the system for projectile power-ups is a step back from the game's predecessors. In the BK and BT, eggs could be collected as ammunition and players could use them at any time. In Yooka-Laylee, consuming a projectile power-up results in a timer beginning and it can only be used for a set amount of time before expiring. Eating an elemental berry and rushing to the area of its intended use before time expires is not especially fun. While Yooka-Laylee successfully captures the look and sounds of a Banjo-Kazooie title, it only succeeds on a superficial level. The actual gameplay and level design are a pale imitation of the game's inspirational material. If you long to once again experience the fun and silliness of Banjo-Kazooie, I would recommend simply playing Banjo-Kazooie.
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