Tamarin Review (PlayStation 4)

Explore, leap and shoot to save your family from the insect invasion! Leap with the agility of a tamarin as you journey into the Northern wilderness, in a world full of exploration, 3D-platforming and bug-splattering action!

Pros:

• Big bright colourful graphics.
• 5.89gb download size.
• Platinum trophy.
• 3 save slots.
• 3D action adventure gameplay.
• Tutorial messages.
• Dev team has Banjo Kazooie Tues and it shows in the music and charm of the game.
• Golden firefly Collectibles–they will get spooked and you have to chase and pounce on them.
• Raspberries are on of the Collectibles.
• Defeate enemies by rolling into them.
• Puzzle elements throughout.
• Full camera control with the right stuck.
• First person view for looking around.
• Cutesy well detailed world.
• Play how you want.
• Hidden areas.
• Overall game completion percentage.
• Each area has a set amount of Collectibles and you have a totals screen to check progress.
• Eight areas to explore.
• Little set pieces.
• Can freely travel between areas.

Cons:

• A lot isn’t explained.
• Hard game to pick back up after a long break.
• Can die in water, and quickly.
• Catching the fireflies are annoying.
• A lot of back tracking.
• Game feels a bit flat with not a lot of action.
• Feels more like a game about collecting than anything else.
• Combat is way too loose.
• Little variety.
• Platforming is not that fun.