Spyro Reignited Trilogy

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8.2

Generally favorable reviews- based on 905 Ratings

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  1. Stealer
    May 9, 2019
    4
    I will review my remake feelings based on Rypto's Rage, since it's the main point of Spyro.

    First impression is the game selector, feels like you're in wallpaper selector made within 5 minutes, not animated and cheap. Main menu without Insomniac-like humor and without that lovely ringing sounds of menu selection. Just straight to the intro. Missing loading screen in fairy tale book    I will review my remake feelings based on Rypto's Rage, since it's the main point of Spyro.

    First impression is the game selector, feels like you're in wallpaper selector made within 5 minutes, not animated and cheap.
    Main menu without Insomniac-like humor and without that lovely ringing sounds of menu selection. Just straight to the intro. Missing loading screen in fairy tale book style.

    Then the intro. Where's that shining and floating golden letters on the 'Dragon Shores' gate? Damn, they were fascinating.
    Old game kept you focused on expressive characters, gems, orbs and gates, in this new you don't know where to start looking. Overdetalised character faces merge with overly detailed terrain. It feels like designer couldn't stop his pencil on wacom display to add more and more.
    I even didn't get what's happening in intro, so later I went back to ps1 youtube video to make sense.

    First run.

    Throwing flames doesn't give such satisfaction.
    Originally, each flame felt like you throw a fist and it faces terrain with a distinctive sound and push of head.
    You feel how you punch enemies with fire. You feel how you blow baskets and vases. You felt like you burst and smash.
    Nowadays, it feels like it's made of paper and flame bursts out of Spyro like a gentle gas burner.
    Timings between bursts have been decreased and you can literally spam with fires around. Moving camera would move the burst in air, making it easy to burn out whatever you see without being satisfied that you got a precise hit, knocked off and won the fight.

    Orbs. Orbs is the main charm and obsession in this game, when you chase a quest and looking forward to a reward.
    Remember that moments, when an Orb jumps up and down with Spyro's head following it (proving it's precious metal compound and real weight), and that feeling of your overwhelming joy? When they gift it to you out of pocket. And then that zzap sound with Zoe?

    It's not there anymore. They don't even feel it. Orb just static and disappear in the air, and no more that famous zzap sounds. It feels like chinese replica. You feel cheated there as someone kicks your childhood memories.

    Gems. After level is finished, they don't show off and fly all to your chest. Their counter just decrease with timer and that's all. LMAO, are you lazy? You must be whipped for this.

    The fundamental satisfactions is broken.

    Gems picking up sound is not as bright as old one. Vase blow out sound not that smashy. 'Colossus' level sing is nonsense. Water is not that transparent. View through Gates is foggy and not charming.

    Pause menu design tells you there's no more genius hands on this game. It's like freelancer did mobile menu, while it was a white book with moving pages.
    Passive camera by default, motion blur until March 2019 patch.
    Who on the earth could make this with Spyro?

    Honestly they should had been make 1 with 2 and then optionally release 3, since first two requires big efforts and they carry all the fame to PlayStation platform.

    Extremely frustrated since I do realize they won't make any changes anymore.
    Thank you anyway.
    Sigh.    … Expand
  2. Kurban909
    Feb 16, 2019
    3
    *DISC COPY ONLY HAS "SPYRO THE DRAGON"! YOU HAVE TO DOWNLOAD 50+GB IN ORDER TO PLAY THE OTHER TWO TITLES!
    I bought a disc copy because Frontier won't install Fiber optic in my neighborhood (my internet sucks). I was curious when I saw a huge update start downloading when I installed the game but thought nothing of it and eagerly started playing the first Spyro. The next day after beating    *DISC COPY ONLY HAS "SPYRO THE DRAGON"! YOU HAVE TO DOWNLOAD 50+GB IN ORDER TO PLAY THE OTHER TWO TITLES!
    I bought a disc copy because Frontier won't install Fiber optic in my neighborhood (my internet sucks). I was curious when I saw a huge update start downloading when I installed the game but thought nothing of it and eagerly started playing the first Spyro. The next day after beating it, I wanted to start playing the second one but upon going back to the main menu I notice a prompt at the bottom of the screen saying "Some levels require download. Internet connection required".

    Now I'm sitting here wondering why the hell I paid $40 for a incomplete game. I'm honestly stunned that Activision & Toys For Bob thought this was acceptable! So now I have to wait for my sloth of a internet connection to finish downloading before I can even play the next two titles I PAID FOR!

    Besides that the First Spyro game was awesome! I enjoyed every minute of it and loved how the dragons were redone. Platformer games have their obvious draw backs and frustrations but overall a very enjoyable experience. The environments are well done and the music is just how I remember it but modernized. I loved how the revamped the enemies and update the audio for them while still maintaining that retro feel.

    This game would receive a higher score if ALL THREE GAMES WERE ON THE DISC! Yet again a company promises one thing and delivers short of it. Instead of it being call a "Trilogy" they should of packaged it as "Spyro the Dragon" because that is the only game you can play with a disc copy!    … Expand
  3. KayVen17
    Dec 30, 2018
    8
    Deutsche Review - Kritik Der folgende Test ist in 5 Kategorien zusammengefasst. Diese 5 Kartegorien ergeben die Gesamtpunktzahl von 0 - 100 Punkten. Um einen passenden Userscore zu geben wird auf oder abgerundet. Bei 84 Punkten ergibt das einen User Score von 8. Bei 86 einen von Userscore von 9. Falls eine 85 kommt entscheide ich ob ich es eher positiv oder negativ nehme. RegelnDeutsche Review - Kritik Der folgende Test ist in 5 Kategorien zusammengefasst. Diese 5 Kartegorien ergeben die Gesamtpunktzahl von 0 - 100 Punkten. Um einen passenden Userscore zu geben wird auf oder abgerundet. Bei 84 Punkten ergibt das einen User Score von 8. Bei 86 einen von Userscore von 9. Falls eine 85 kommt entscheide ich ob ich es eher positiv oder negativ nehme. Regeln verstanden? Dann sind hier meine Punkte.

    Punkte: 81/100    … Expand
  4. B-Bog
    Jul 2, 2020
    8
    I have never played the original Spyro games because I only had an N64 at that time and no Playstation, so I have absolutely NO nostalgia for these game at all. That being said, the remaster really brought these games into the modern age because they look and play absolutely FANTASTIC. I am pretty unforgiving when it comes to camera and controls and I am pleased to say that there's reallyI have never played the original Spyro games because I only had an N64 at that time and no Playstation, so I have absolutely NO nostalgia for these game at all. That being said, the remaster really brought these games into the modern age because they look and play absolutely FANTASTIC. I am pretty unforgiving when it comes to camera and controls and I am pleased to say that there's really not that much to complain about here, minus a few exceptions like the hard-to-control dash when you're doing precise platforming or the skateboard trick controls in Spyro 3.

    These games are pretty easy, short, and light on story, which makes them a lot of fun to play in between more demanding titles. Rarely though, there's an insane difficulty spike. One particular boss in Spyro 2 especially comes to mind. This is also an occurence where the controls and camera unfortunately work against, instead of for you.

    Nevertheless, I'd say that overall, Spyro 2 is my favourite out of the bunch. The first one is a little bland and random and seems very "video-gamey" in general. The second game feels much more like an interconnected world; the levels and characters are very inspired, there's a little progression to each of them and unique missions inside; and the overworlds are a lot more atmospheric and intricate. There's now also a use for the tons of gems you collect all the time in the form of unlocking abilities. In the first game, you didn't even really know why you should collect gems, other than to get 100% completion.

    The third game tries to expand upon the second one and to one-up it with more playable characters, skateboarding (did Tony Hawk come out between the second and the third game by any chance?), and other little segments that are seperate from the main levels, but I have to say, while most of these are fun (the last skateboarding level can suck my d**k, though), they feel kind of unnecessary and tacked-on just for the sake of making a BIGGER sequel. Spyro 2 just feels more cohesive and inspired and, if I ever replay one of these games, it's probably going to be the second one. Also, what happened with the Rhynocs in the last world of Spyro 3? That was one of my favourite things about the game up until then, seeing the Rhynocs in different costumes for every level. In the last world, they just disappear for the most part and are replaced by regular enemies. What gives?

    Overall, these games are pure, simple video game fun. If you're looking for an intense challenge or an amazing story, you're going to have to look elsewhere. Spyro also never reaches the intricate platforming genius of the Mario titles. But if you're just looking to have a good, simple time for a few hours, you're absolutely in the right place.    … Expand
  5. MovieNights
    Dec 1, 2018
    5
    I'm loving this game. Such a nostalgia trip from my childhood. The other reason why I love this game is is just simply it's such a great game to just sit and relax with.

    If you've never heard of Spyro, you play as a small purple dragon who can fly, has a fire breathing ability, and can sprint or charge to take out stronger enemies. Using these deadly abilities Spyro is tasked with    I'm loving this game. Such a nostalgia trip from my childhood. The other reason why I love this game is is just simply it's such a great game to just sit and relax with.

    If you've never heard of Spyro, you play as a small purple dragon who can fly, has a fire breathing ability, and can sprint or charge to take out stronger enemies. Using these deadly abilities Spyro is tasked with freeing other dragons who were frozen by a certain bad guy named Nasty Nark. You go to different themed worlds taking out baddies, collecting gems, and finding keys to unlock locked chests.

    The new graphics, courtesy of Unreal Engine, are gorgeous, now only are the graphics very nice looking, smaller details have been added. While the graphics are great, it would be nice to be able to switch between the PS1 graphics and these new updated graphics a la "Halo: Master Chief Collection". Another annoyance that I've found that I would like updated is better control of Spyro's charge, it just feels so sluggish. The rest of the gameplay is very fun.

    So why is this a 7 rating game? Because Activision decided to have only one disc, but they put the vast majority of the games in a download. The download itself is huge, it's like 40+ gbs. So with such a huge download, why even have a physical disk? The ENTIRE reason for me to buy physical editions is I DON'T have to download the game itself and have more than a good amount of my hard drive space used up.

    So with all of this said, the game is very fun. If you like the collecting items RPG game without the RPG, you'll really enjoy this.

    Very fun, very recommended, but Activision "dun screwed up" and made it have a huge download that takes up so much space on my ps4. 9 rating without the huge download.

    Edit:
    I'm taking 2 stars off my review now simply because of the just the absolute "controlling throwing through the window" flights. Just incredibly frustrating, annoying, and not fun at all to play. Hit targets not blowingup , too tight corners causing you to crash, incredibly poorly designed levels force to replay more than 10, 15 times JUST to figure out what the order of enemies to kill is and that's not even including all the times you missed a target and have to restart or crashed and have to restart.

    I'm not for re-doing levels from the original but something has to be done about not just the flight levels, but "Tree Tops" as well. This is a family casual game, not some hardcore AAA game.

    I'm also disappointed in the very lackluster ending to S1. Boss fight felt underwhelming as well as the ending as a whole.    … Expand
  6. DBM2018
    Nov 20, 2018
    7
    I loved this trilogy when I was a kid, and for the most part the devs did a good job bringing it to 2018. Game looks great for the most part. It's kind of how I imagined it would look when I was a kid. It doesn't exactly capture the magical feel of the first game, but I don't think that would be possible anyways. Year of the Dragon is buggy at parts, and it's the weakest of the trilogy inI loved this trilogy when I was a kid, and for the most part the devs did a good job bringing it to 2018. Game looks great for the most part. It's kind of how I imagined it would look when I was a kid. It doesn't exactly capture the magical feel of the first game, but I don't think that would be possible anyways. Year of the Dragon is buggy at parts, and it's the weakest of the trilogy in my opinion. The score is actually pretty good, and the option to revert back to the original score is nice. The reason why I don't give it a higher score is because it made me realize that the games aren't as good as I remember. But if you're a fan of the originals, this will generally be a pleasant experience for you and Toys For Bob handled Spyro and his friends very well.… Expand
  7. Procrastinitus
    Nov 14, 2018
    5
    I'll give it points for gameplay, only because the original game already had good gameplay. The amount of game breaking bugs in this game is inexcusable. The amount of people blindly giving it 10/10 "because Spyro" are basically rewarding a dog for bad behavior.

    Pros; -Same gameplay as the PS1 games Cons; -Massive game breaking bugs -Poor performance -A lot of common    I'll give it points for gameplay, only because the original game already had good gameplay. The amount of game breaking bugs in this game is inexcusable. The amount of people blindly giving it 10/10 "because Spyro" are basically rewarding a dog for bad behavior.

    Pros;

    -Same gameplay as the PS1 games

    Cons;

    -Massive game breaking bugs
    -Poor performance
    -A lot of common graphical glitches
    -No attempt to compress the game to fit on disc
    -Disc literally requires 40GB download the play the whole game    … Expand
  8. Viciousblue
    Dec 7, 2018
    7
    Buen juego, divertido y precioso. De esos a los que muchos jugamos en la época de la PS1 y consiguió que nos enamorásemos de los videojuegos. El punto negativo son las políticas abusivas que trae implícito. Tener que descargar 2 de los tres juegos online es una salvajada.
  9. phosgene
    Mar 14, 2019
    9
    Fantastic, flawless remake! I had a blast 100%-ing all three games. For fans of 3D platforming this is a must buy! 30-40h of fun (and some frustration of course) guaranteed.
  10. SirSoil
    Feb 28, 2020
    9
    Spyro Reignited Trilogy is a wonderful remake to the original 3 classic Spyro titles. Like the Crash Insane Trilogy the graphics visuals and audio are amazing, sadly not the same could be said about almost the entire soundtrack of all three games, the good music tracks only play during boss fights. But you have three games in one so let’s see which one is the best. First you have Spyro 1Spyro Reignited Trilogy is a wonderful remake to the original 3 classic Spyro titles. Like the Crash Insane Trilogy the graphics visuals and audio are amazing, sadly not the same could be said about almost the entire soundtrack of all three games, the good music tracks only play during boss fights. But you have three games in one so let’s see which one is the best. First you have Spyro 1 with silly plot but enjoyable terrible bosses that are seriously annoying, great levels some weak some could be better, awesome collectible bad rewards and the controls are hard to master for some reason, overall Spyro 1 is just medicore. Spyro 2 improves at everything but somehow ruins the game by adding some repetitive features and sometimes it gets very annoying , however the levels are amazing with awesome bosses and a great story, overall Spyro 2 is amazing. Spyro 3 improves at everything without having any issues, amazing story amazing bosses amazing levels amazing music and amazing collectibles, overall the best in the Series. Spyro The Reignited Trilogy is a must have platformer, but you have to get used to the hard controls and you kinda have to beat the annoying Spyro 1, but still the game is enjoyable all the way. (Amazing 4/5) Your Missing Out!… Expand
  11. Ingleberg
    Jun 13, 2021
    0
    the game would be fine if not for the god awful camera and controls, not to mention awkward and sudden difficulty spikes. the entire game is awkward and unbalanced. straight bad by today's standards and honestly the worst platforming motion controls ever.
  12. mijan
    Jan 8, 2020
    7
    Three great games from PS1 era with first one being the best. Third is quite buggy so didn't finish it, platinumed other two. Only first game is on the disc, you need to download 2nd and 3rd game. Also, no subtitles, that was quite a disappointment for a 2018 release from AAA publisher. I rate 1st game 9, 2nd and 3rd are 7-8 range. Because of publisher stuff and bugs on 3rd game I rate it 7/10
  13. Vaulie
    May 12, 2021
    8
    One of those games where you just dont want to think to hard, and just collect gems. Fun to zone out on and just play through. Beautiful art style and catchy music. Some of the mini-games in Spyro 3 were painful to play though.
  14. The_BlueRose
    Feb 7, 2019
    8
    Una muy buena recopilación remasterizada. Las únicas pegas que le puedo sacar son el rendimiento (30fps y un motion blur excesivo) y algunos diseños de personajes y sus voces.
  15. VajraEnki
    Nov 18, 2018
    8
    Le doy un 8 porque por lo general la gente no mira las reviews neutrales. Sin embargo, mi verdadera nota es un 5, y estos son mis argumentos para aquellos que tengan interés o hype por revivir su infancia y aun estén tratando de decidirse.

    En primer lugar, todos los diseños son infantiles rozando el extremo, no es algo puntual sino la norma. No cabe duda de que los poligonos tenían su    Le doy un 8 porque por lo general la gente no mira las reviews neutrales. Sin embargo, mi verdadera nota es un 5, y estos son mis argumentos para aquellos que tengan interés o hype por revivir su infancia y aun estén tratando de decidirse.

    En primer lugar, todos los diseños son infantiles rozando el extremo, no es algo puntual sino la norma. No cabe duda de que los poligonos tenían su encanto, pero el rediseño de personajes ha sido excesivo, quitándoles su encanto al infantilizarlos; esto no sucede solo con los personajes principales y secundarios, sino también con los bosses, que por poner ejemplos los de spyro 3 tenían un porte mínimamente amenazante que ahora luce más bien ridículo. Una buena comparativa es lo que hicieron con Drek en la reimaginación de Ratchet and Clank, el problema es el mismo pero elevado al cuadrado.

    En segundo lugar. El doblaje es una maldita tragedia. Voces estereotipicas, sin personalidad, que parece que estén leyendo un guión; y cuando no, nos encontramos con voces forzadas que poco o nadia tiene que ver con el juego original. Es absurdo, ¿si te dejan poner la música original que les cuesta dar la opción de poner el doblaje original?

    En definitiva, les salió bien con crash y han decidido explotar la nostalgia, al menos a mi me ha dejado un mal sabor de boca que deteriora los buenos recuerdos en relación a esta obra. Si ustedes buscan revivir su infancia, por favor no comentan el error que yo he cometido, descarguen los originales en emulador de manera gratuita.    … Expand
  16. Lewis-Angelo
    Jan 5, 2019
    9
    Spyro 1 es genial, un juego de los de antes, en los que los coleccionables y la jugabilidad era la base, y era divertido

    Spyro 2 es una evolución, amplia el universo, mete nuevas habilidades y tutoriales, le da un sentido a los coleccionables y a completar todo me parece que Jak & Daxter le debe mucho a este título Spyro 3 es más de lo mismo, no por ello peor un montón de nuevas    Spyro 1 es genial, un juego de los de antes, en los que los coleccionables y la jugabilidad era la base, y era divertido

    Spyro 2 es una evolución, amplia el universo, mete nuevas habilidades y tutoriales, le da un sentido a los coleccionables y a completar todo
    me parece que Jak & Daxter le debe mucho a este título

    Spyro 3 es más de lo mismo, no por ello peor
    un montón de nuevas ideas y minijuegos, que unos aportan más que otros, pero que también está muy bien

    de lo mejor que he jugado en mucho tiempo, por mejorar algo sería el framerate en determinados momentos, y algo más de dificultad
    Feliz año del dragón    … Expand
  17. jrdnnn
    Apr 30, 2019
    8
    Spyro was always my favourite platformer/colletathon series, and this enhanced package is everything I could have hoped for. The graphics are nothing short of stunning, the atmosphere is perfectly captured and gameplay is tweaked ever so slightly for that quality-of-life improvement neglected by the recent Crash remakes. However, by sticking almost too rigidly too its original format, theSpyro was always my favourite platformer/colletathon series, and this enhanced package is everything I could have hoped for. The graphics are nothing short of stunning, the atmosphere is perfectly captured and gameplay is tweaked ever so slightly for that quality-of-life improvement neglected by the recent Crash remakes. However, by sticking almost too rigidly too its original format, the age of the game style shows a little and playing through all three entries becomes a bit of a slog by the end.

    Spyro the Dragon is the simplest and least showy of the trilogy, and has such a distinct feel about it, with recurring visual flair. The world are a little bit less lively than its sequels but the revamped, unique dragons are one of the best parts of Reignited for me.

    Ripto's Rage is probably the best entry, expanding infinitely on its predecessor in terms of detail, characters and especially world design. While it succeeds in variety, it loses a bit in atmosphere, as the wolds sometimes don't make sense when placed side-by-side, but the wildly inventive challenges far outstrip the lack of consistency. Some trials (ice popcorn and railway cart spring to mind) are absolutely infuriating in this entry, be warned!

    Year of the Dragon is the final entry and is the most gimmicky, allowing you to play as a variety of crazy characters which is great fun but often detracts from the core Spyro mechanics/gameplay loop. Again, it's far more exciting and varied than the original, but by this stage my patience was wearing a bit thin!

    A word of advice - tackle each of the games with a break in between to break up the monotony and stop yourself poking holes in the admittedly solid gameplay loop! This said, these remakes are lovingly crafted and more than make up for the lackluster Crash series last year. Collecting absolutely everything in the game is easier and more satisfying than ever, and you'll net three platinum trophies in no time compared to other games! Alongside Resident Evil 2, remakes are killing it recently!    … Expand
  18. Jaredc324
    Mar 7, 2022
    9
    What a recreation. Sometimes advancing an old game with new graphic can feel out of place. As O.G. games are meant to be associated with their old graphics and it can make the game feel lesser when that old game has new graphics.
    But here, it feels wholly balanced. As if it was released this way. One of the best recreations I've ever played.
  19. FatalBrush
    Jul 9, 2019
    9
    For those who do know the series from back in the days, this is a fun game. For newcomers, this might be perhaps too much of old mechanics and gameplay.
  20. SmileSong
    Apr 8, 2019
    9
    Score: 92% '

    A genuinely enjoyable, smooth, and colorful adventure worth taking. Spyro is back in a completely remastered adventure that (mostly) soars.
  21. basques35
    Jan 15, 2022
    9
    Great remake of one a game that was many people childhood's favorite game. This one definitely hits the spot and is definitely worth the price. Not much else needed
  22. Berik
    Feb 18, 2019
    7
    Reignited? Well more like refurbished by a cheaper carpenter.

    To put this review in perspective i have to share that i played the original games on Playstation One (Spyro 1&2) so my idea of what's great about this game is also based on what it used to be. So here we go. I have to say i'm dissappointed by this "Remaster" as i feel all the good parts have been replaced by cheap assets.    Reignited? Well more like refurbished by a cheaper carpenter.

    To put this review in perspective i have to share that i played the original games on Playstation One (Spyro 1&2) so my idea of what's great about this game is also based on what it used to be. So here we go.

    I have to say i'm dissappointed by this "Remaster" as i feel all the good parts have been replaced by cheap assets. I'm talking about the music, sounds and character voices. All used to be very funny yet serious enough to be gripped. Toys for Bob decided to remove it all (except for the original music, that's still optionally available) and replace it with boring almost unhearable crap. The characters now look and sound as if they were ripped out of a lazy kids show.

    And what's even more surprising is that they didn't fix any of the original problems! The camera is still a wrestling match to properly use, and somehow gems are now harder to pick up.

    After playing for ten hours i realised all that was done was a new paintjob for a quick buck. I can still enjoy the game as it's core gameplay is still intact, but it's sad to see a lesser version of a game i used to treasure.

    I give this game a 7/10.    … Expand
  23. Hraberuka
    Jul 18, 2020
    10
    What a beautiful game, Spyro is amazing, beautiful graphics and gameplay etc really love this game :)
  24. UnsightlyWhale
    Nov 25, 2018
    8
    Not a perfect remake, but you can tell that the developers really cared about this franchise. I think the only thing keeping this from being a perfect remaster was time. It seems like Activision may have been rushing the developers to get this out.
  25. shenkenhigh
    Feb 19, 2023
    10
    What a magnificent return to a childhood of many gamers out in the world. Including myself.
  26. sebastianali
    Aug 10, 2020
    8
    Este remake de Spyro es fabuloso, Toys For Bob ha hecho un trabajo esplendido con este remake. Si tengo que decir la verdad, siempre he preferido Crash Bandicoot sobre Spyro, ya que cuenta con mejores controles, gráficos y una jugabilidad mas frenética y pulida, por lo que era obvio que este remake me gustaría menos que el N Sane Trilogy, sin embargo, objetivamente hablando puedo decir queEste remake de Spyro es fabuloso, Toys For Bob ha hecho un trabajo esplendido con este remake. Si tengo que decir la verdad, siempre he preferido Crash Bandicoot sobre Spyro, ya que cuenta con mejores controles, gráficos y una jugabilidad mas frenética y pulida, por lo que era obvio que este remake me gustaría menos que el N Sane Trilogy, sin embargo, objetivamente hablando puedo decir que ambos están a la par y que no tienen nada que envidiarse el uno al otro, ya que Spyro Reignited Trilogy cuenta con la posibilidad de escuchar la banda sonora original (cosa que el N Sane no tiene), y un estilo artístico increíble. Se da muchísimas mas libertades a diferencia del Crash que si jugaste al original, reconocerás todo el mapeado, enemigos, etc. a la primera. Ademas cuenta con la opción para poner el mapa en los 3 juegos, cosa que considero un gran acierto! Ya que no se porque en el original habían quitado el mapa en la tercera entrega y eso lo considere un punto negativo, pero en el remake lo han solucionado. Aunque algunos de los fallos del original siguen estando.... Ciertas misiones blandas, aburridas y parecidas entre si, navegación algo confusa, etc. No es como con el N Sane Trilogy que hicieron arreglos a nivel general como el incluir el modo contrarreloj en los 3 juegos, arreglar el sistema de guardado y la manera de obtener la gema en el primer juego, tener contador de cajas en el primer y segundo juego, las rondas bonus en la primera entrega, etc. Lo único que se nota que arreglaron como ya dije es el mapa y es algo que tendría que haber estado en los originales desde el principio. Al menos, como ya dije, Spyro Trilogy es un gran trabajo de remake, al igual que con otros remake, recomiendo jugar también al original, ya que ambos estilos artísticos te ofrecerán diferentes apreciaciones del entorno y experiencias. Puedo decir sin duda alguna que Spyro Reignited Trilogy es una de mis remasterizaciones/remake favoritas. Totalmente recomendado para los que jugaron al original como para los que no.… Expand
  27. RobotNugg3t
    Jan 31, 2019
    7
    I was really excited for this game sense the announcement' i was looking at concept art and small gameplay clips. And 7 mouths later with a delay i got my hands on the game and over all the game is amazing and just as good as i remember but rough round the edges. My favorite in this remade trilogy is Spyro 1. Spyro 2 i prefere the original being my favorite in the original trilogy. Spyro 3I was really excited for this game sense the announcement' i was looking at concept art and small gameplay clips. And 7 mouths later with a delay i got my hands on the game and over all the game is amazing and just as good as i remember but rough round the edges. My favorite in this remade trilogy is Spyro 1. Spyro 2 i prefere the original being my favorite in the original trilogy. Spyro 3 was not made by Toys For Bob (The people who remade 1 and 2) instead made by Sanzaru Games who made games like Sly 4 etc. Anyway over all Spyro 3 is just as all-right as i remember it being' its okay. So this trilogy good. Just good' over all.… Expand
  28. BIGBOSS666
    Feb 10, 2019
    10
    ofcourse this trilogy is not as good as the legendary crash bandicoot trilogy but its still a superb platformer
  29. iMustang
    Mar 24, 2019
    10
    The guys at Toys for Bob did an absolutely fantastic job reviving one of my favorite game franchises of all time. Every wonderful bit from the classic gameplay was preserved while the visual overhauls flushed out the areas and characters to their absolute fullest potential. The imagination I had with the world and characters of Spyro became reality with stunning sounds and visuals,The guys at Toys for Bob did an absolutely fantastic job reviving one of my favorite game franchises of all time. Every wonderful bit from the classic gameplay was preserved while the visual overhauls flushed out the areas and characters to their absolute fullest potential. The imagination I had with the world and characters of Spyro became reality with stunning sounds and visuals, gorgeous backgrounds, and beautifully recreated character models that made this lovable cast even more lovable. This trilogy has always been a masterpiece for me, and now it's been given a definitive treatment for the generations who come after mine to love and enjoy as a true timeless classic. Minus some occasional frame rate glitches, these games felt exactly as amazing to me now as they did when I was young, and that means the team behind it did everything right. Without a doubt, the Spyro Reignited Trilogy is THE way to play Spyro.… Expand
  30. ToshLichev
    Jun 25, 2021
    7
    I never played Spyro as a kid but after a good amount of hype by a friend about the remaster I decided to give it a go and I'm glad I did.

    The gameplay in all three games is more or less the same and that is great because it's mostly good all across the board. The first game barely has any story, the second one tries a bit harder and the third maybe tries a bit too hard but none of that    I never played Spyro as a kid but after a good amount of hype by a friend about the remaster I decided to give it a go and I'm glad I did.

    The gameplay in all three games is more or less the same and that is great because it's mostly good all across the board. The first game barely has any story, the second one tries a bit harder and the third maybe tries a bit too hard but none of that really matters because at their core these are collectathon games for kids and you only really need enough plot to make an excuse for all the running around you're gonna be doing.

    Spyro is fun if a bit shallow as a character and the world around him is interesting enough. When the games keep things simple it's a true joy to play but the problem is that they progressively try to put in more and more unnecessary mechanics and the more you play the more it starts feeling like a chore. At a certain point you are forced to play with other characters who aren't Spyro and they all control poorly and feel like an afterthought. The huge amount of annoying side missions and the growing amount of backtracking you have to go through the more you play is also a notable problem in the later games.

    While I would definitely recommend Spyro The Reignited Trilogy, I'd keep in mind that these are games for children after all and can become a bit too dull.

    One more thing - DO NOT play all three games one after the other like I did. I decided to go for a platinum run on all three games back to back and can surely say there is such a thing as "too much Spyro". By the end of "Year of The Dragon" I never wanted to see that purple little **** ever again.    … Expand
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#43 Best PS4 Game of 2018
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#21 Most Discussed PS4 Game of 2018
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#26 Most Shared PS4 Game of 2018

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Generally favorable reviews - based on 80 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 71 out of 80
  2. Mixed: 9 out of 80
  3. Negative: 0 out of 80
  1. PLAY! Zine
    Mar 5, 2019
    95
    Spyro Reignited Trilogy is maybe the greatest celebration of a classic - ever! Gameplay still holds up, graphics are beyond gorgeous and nostalgia hits you hard, yet it feels like a first time experience. Unlike some old-school odysseys that promise warm nostalgia, reignited trilogy delivers burning hot blast from the past - for the future!
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  2. CD-Action
    Feb 6, 2019
    80
    Reignited Trilogy looks like a Pixar movie and proves that while many other genres have changed significantly over the last 20 years, the recipe for an enjoyable platformer stayed the same, at least in many aspects. Of course nowadays people expect more from any game and Spyro does feel archaic but its wise design stood the test of time, especially if you look at the remake through the eyes of a child (either literally or metaphorically). [01/2019, p.50]
  3. LEVEL (Czech Republic)
    Dec 31, 2018
    80
    An excellent choice for the upcoming Christmas holiday in the family circle. Spyro is a playful and appealing rebel who will be loved by old fans and their children as well. [Issue#291]
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