Yooka-Laylee Review

Banjo-Kazooie’s influence on Yooka-Laylee is unmistakable. Obviously, being largely composed of BK developers from Rare, Playtonic Games has made no secret of their desire to create Yooka-Laylee in the mold of their beloved 90s platformer. Even with only a tertiary knowledge of Banjo (I was always more of a Crash Bandicoot guy, myself), I can see where the changes happened. You change out Jinjos for…

  • More meaningful collectibles
  • Added gameplay depth
  • Imaginative world design
  • Creative bosses (overall)
  • Collectibles become less desirable over time
  • Uninspired final boss fight

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More meaningful collectibles Added gameplay depth Imaginative world design Creative bosses (overall) Collectibles become less desirable over time Uninspired final boss fight
More meaningful collectibles Added gameplay depth Imaginative world design Creative bosses (overall) Collectibles become less desirable over time Uninspired final boss fight
More meaningful collectibles Added gameplay depth Imaginative world design Creative bosses (overall) Collectibles become less desirable over time Uninspired final boss fight
More meaningful collectibles Added gameplay depth Imaginative world design Creative bosses (overall) Collectibles become less desirable over time Uninspired final boss fight
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