Zool Redimensioned Review (Steam)

by Jim Smale · August 18, 2021

Our Zool Redimensioned Review reintroduces the world to the Ninja of the Nth Dimension as he is back! Explore vibrant retro landscapes, discover hidden secrets and take down menacing bosses in a modern reimagining of the classic action platforming adventure Zool.

Zool Redimensioned Review Pros:

Awesome graphics.
937.25MB download size.
Steam achievements.
Full controller support.
Platformer gameplay.
Graphics – fullscreen, v-sync, and screen filter.
Can rebind controls for both keyboard and the controller buttons.
Actions – jump, shoot, and slide/spin attack.
Assist settings – turbo fire, invincibility, and infinite jumps.
Can play the original SEGA Megadrive version through the Zool emulator.
Original Zool has 3 difficulties – Easy, normal, and hard, and 0 – 5 continues.
Two game modes – Redimensioned and Ultimate Ninja modes.
Classic 90s ass sounding soundtrack.
Tutorial for the controls.
Collectibles to be found.
90s atmosphere.
End of a level breakdown showing deaths, time is taken, any medals earned, and Collectibles.
Finish a level by collecting the gold coin.
Level themes are brilliant from sweets to music.
Big boss battles showing the boss health bar.
Time and score are shown on the screen.
Levels are big enough to explore and find secrets.
Redimensioned has 7 areas with 4 levels in each – Sweet, Music, Fruit, Tool, Toy, Fair, and Sand.
Unlock level select once you finish a game mode and see your best time and Collectibles.
Checkpoints.
Tight controls.
Big boss fights.