In It’s About Time, much like in the movie Mean Girls, the limit does not exist. You might be wondering how people can rack up over 200 deaths if the maximum is 99 lives. Having said that, I do know some folks who had over 200 deaths on some of the last levels, so maybe this is the Dark Souls-iest yet. I don’t think there is a level in It’s About Time which is as hard as the original 1996 Crash Bandicoot ’s Stormy Ascent level, though there are more than a few which get close enough to hurt. Certainly, it never feels inorganic when playing as Crash or Coco. The difficulty is the point and rarely feels inorganic. Perhaps people forget, but vintage Crash has always been much tougher than any of his fellow platforming icons. It has become a running joke in the Crash community that reviewers compare the series to Dark Souls because of its difficulty, so, what the hell: It’s About Time is the Dark Souls of platformers.
For a game all about varying timelines, it’s the perfect blend of past, present and future.Ĭrash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time. Though you can see the influence of other Crash games in its design and the references – not to mention elements of Toys For Bob’s Spyro Reignited Trilogy and a handful of other platformers – It’s About Time is its own game, looking to the future as much as it winks to the past. We also get a handful of new playable characters as well as a revamp to the completionist tasks. Sane Trilogy combined, especially when you take into account that It’s About Time offers alternate ways to play through each level. The game is the meatiest in the series, with as much content as the entire N. There are a couple of bumps on the way, but Crash fans can rest easy It’s About Time is a worthy sequel. Sane Trilogy, a remastered collection of the franchise’s first three games, certainly helped that decision, it’s still brave to label a game as the true successor to the only great Crash Bandicoot games. Though the success of the recent Crash Bandicoot N. Naming the latest Crash Bandicoot game Crash Bandicoot 4 was a bold move by Toys For Bob, drawing a line under the bandicoot’s many false starts and harking back to the original trilogy.
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