Review: Spyro Reignited Trilogy (PlayStation 4)
The original roast master is back! Same sick burns, same smoldering attitude, now all scaled up in stunning HD. Spyro is bringing the heat like never before in the Spyro Reignited Trilogy game collection.
Pros:
- Cartoon HD graphics.
- 67.48GB Download size.
- Three Platinum trophy lists. One for each game.
- 3D adventure platform gameplay.
- Camera- Action or passive. Either way, you can control it with the right stick.
- Overall percentage with a breakdown per world and per game.
- Minimap on/off.
- Loading screens are an interactive affair, You can move Spyro around and breathe fire.
- Two control layouts- Reignited and retro.
- Guidebook- Shows your stats and what you need to do on individual levels and world.
- Fast travel within the guidebook.
- Each world has its own hub world you are free to roam.
- Many enemy types.
- Can play any game in any order at any time.
- Collect gems in the game.
- Secret areas and pathways.
- Levels are big and encourage exploratoin.
- Each level has gems and an egg you must find.
- Can replay levels.
- Really easy to get into.
- All Dragons have been completely reworked and all look and sound unique.
- Rescue Dragons for advice/completition and a checkpoint.
- The cutscenes can be skipped.
- The whole presentation is really good and play and looks like an animated show.
- Decent voice work.
Cons:
- Never feels like it saved.
- Longtime respawning.
- Get a lot of slowdowns even on the Pro.
- No tutorials.
- Above average loading screens.
- No subtitles.
- Lacks difficulty options, More aimed towards younger players.
