- Publisher: PQube , Playful Corp.
- Release Date: Aug 21, 2020
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 5, Switch, Xbox One
User Score
Mixed or average reviews- based on 24 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 14 out of 24
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Mixed: 3 out of 24
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Negative: 7 out of 24
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Aug 23, 2020Otimo jogo de plataforma, queria mais jogos assim no playstation. Vale cada centavo.
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Aug 23, 2020귀엽고 아기자기한 게임이다. 고스트 오브 쓰시마, 바람의나라:연 등 초갓겜들을 하고 8월부터 할만한 게임이 없다 싶을때 소소하게 할만하다.
여우 캐릭터가 소닉의 테일즈를 닮은듯하다. -
Aug 23, 2020Juegazo de plataformas, variado y entretenido, a la altura de donkey Kong tropical freeze
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Jun 22, 2021This game is magnific in every way!! The Levels are creative and SUPER FUN! The soundtrack is amazing, this game is solid like a rock and polished like a diamond! I recommend this for everyone who likes 3D platform!
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May 2, 2022
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Dec 1, 2022kind of agree with what most have said that it's quite an average game to be honest
Awards & Rankings
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Oct 28, 2020While some may think New Super Lucky’s Tale is too easy, I appreciate its accessible approach to 3D platforming, and I found it to be a great way to kick back and unwind as everything here is scientifically designed to make me smile — there are loads of charming touches like the looks on Lucky’s face, or when enemies danced along to the music during one boss fight. While nothing here is mindblowing and it doesn’t push the genre forward, NSLT absolutely manages to maintain a sense of joy and wonder lost in most modern games.
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Sep 21, 2020Although devoid of temporary power-ups and other mechanics of the genre, New Super Lucky's Tale is an honest and fun platformer, whose main defects are represented by a longevity that runs out in 8-12 hours and a challenge rate calibrated towards the bass.
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Playstation Official Magazine UKSep 18, 2020From side-scrolling platforming to something that reminds us of Super Monkey Ball just a wee bit, there’s a good variety of levels in each world. While we say there are plenty of hidden collectibles to find, Lucky’s game doesn’t quite nail the sense of exploration and discovery in the way its mauve forbear does; you probably won’t need the finest-toothed comb to see all there is to see. But just because it doesn’t resonate in exactly the same way Spyro did for us all those years ago, it doesn’t mean that cute-as-a-button Lucky won’t be some small person’s favourite, or that the game won’t get them all nostalgic years down the line. [Issue#180, p.80]