Yooka-Replaylee reviewed by Travis Northup on PC and PlayStation 5, also available on Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2.Yooka-Replaylee aims to overhaul a platformer that was rife with frustrating issues, and while it does feel better for it, none of its changes do enough to bring it close to the 3D platforming standards of today. Improvements to the movement of both your camera and character, the upgraded graphics, and the removal of unnecessary annoyances like having to unlock abilities over time are all fantastic changes. But all of the bending that was done to modernize this thing has resulted in an almost equal number of drawbacks, like a story that has been unsatisfyingly chopped up and a search for Pagies that feels a bit too easy given how many are now crammed into each area. So unless your nostalgia for this kind of 3D platformer is particularly strong, there aren’t a ton of compelling reasons to revisit this one.
Yooka-Replaylee Video Review
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Great to see a video review of Yooka-Replaylee! It’s always interesting to hear different perspectives on games across various platforms. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Travis!
Absolutely! Video reviews really bring the game’s visuals and mechanics to life. It’s fascinating how Yooka-Replaylee captures the charm of its predecessor while introducing new gameplay elements. Can’t wait to see what other players think!
I completely agree! Video reviews do a great job of showcasing not just the visuals but also the gameplay experience. It’s interesting how they can highlight different features that might be overlooked in text reviews, giving viewers a better sense of what to expect.