Kromes Never Dissapoint
After just a few days after Krome Studios released their latest Ty The Tasmanian Tiger game, words of game critics were buzzing, dissing how bad the game is, but really, they actually don't give a damn of the hits in Night Of The Quinkan. Stick to Ty close like me, only you'll know how the game really goes.
The graphic in this game may a little dark. But really, it doesn't annoy you playing this game. Just set your TV brightness and it will be alright. Have you guys played the game prevous titles? The lighting can make your eyes sore. This is only the real deal of the game.
The music of the game fits great in the game. Some are really unforgettable thanks to their Aussie-ish sound. Speaking of Aussie, the characters speak Aussie accent in the game, making it approciate in this game.
This review may be anti-spoiler, I can tell the plot in this game is just right. Unlike Bush Rescue which have many plot gaps, Night Of The Quinkan go straightforward and even interesting although some part of the storylines may not come with the plot.
Lastly, gameplay is really well too. You will going around the whole game wondering where are the extras after finishing the game. If not, you will standing thinking how to get that darn opals on top of that edge and facing the last boss.
I would have to say that Ty is not actually bad. Critics might say Ty sucks because it's young in age in the gaming world. I mean, wait till Kromes keep making Ty until it hits Mario, Spyro or Crash Bandicoot's age. It can be awesome but unfortunely they not making Ty for five years. This is because they are making Spyro and load more video games. However, buy this game. You will never regret it and even wanting to buy the next title.