- August 4, 2015
- Rare
- 40h median play time
Rare Replay
"Rare Replay is, simply put, one of the best collections in gaming history. Hours upon hours of gameplay await players, and with classics like Banjo, Conker, and Perfect Dark those hours won't be wasted."
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Rare Replay is a single player and multiplayer arcade platformer game with comedy and science fiction themes. It was developed by Rare and was released on August 4, 2015. It received positive reviews from critics and very positive reviews from players.
"Rare Replay" is a compilation of 30 classic games from developer Rare, spanning multiple genres and consoles from the ZX Spectrum to Xbox 360. The games include local multi-player and co-op options, with features and errors preserved from the original releases. Additional rewards such as behind-the-scenes footage and interviews are unlocked through player progress.











- Rare Replay offers an incredible value with 30 classic games for a low price, making it a must-have for fans of Rare.
- The presentation is exceptional, featuring a detailed menu, unlockable documentaries, and a nostalgic feel that celebrates Rare's history.
- Many of the games still hold up well, providing hours of fun and nostalgia for both longtime fans and newcomers.
- Some Xbox 360 titles experience significant slowdown and performance issues, detracting from the overall experience.
- The installation process can be cumbersome, as many games require separate downloads and updates, which can be frustrating.
- Not all games have aged well, with some older titles feeling clunky and difficult to play by modern standards.
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The graphics in this collection of classic games are largely unchanged from their original versions, with only minor updates for some titles like the Xbox Live Arcade remasters. While some games, such as Perfect Dark, show slight improvements, many others, including Conker's Bad Fur Day, retain their outdated visuals, leading to a mixed reception. Overall, the graphics are considered decent but not significantly enhanced, serving more as a nostalgic tribute than a modern upgrade.
“Graphics: 8/10 solid throughout.”
“It serves as both a solid tribute to Rare as a studio, and a glimpse at popular genres and graphic styles evolution.”
“It plays very well on the Xbox One and the graphics are fairly decent.”
“None of the games have been updated in terms of graphics, just minor menu updates to match the Xbox controller.”
“In other words, these really aren't remastered games; you won't get glorious graphics and smoother controls.”
“While the ZX Spectrum games are amusing distractions, some of them were lazily ported and still have their old technical flaws like slowdown or flickering graphics.”
Rare Replay Review
"Rare Replay is, simply put, one of the best collections in gaming history. Hours upon hours of gameplay await players, and with classics like Banjo, Conker, and Perfect Dark those hours won't be wasted."
100%Rare Replay Review
Rare Replay offers 30 games from across the 30-year legacy of beloved game developer Rare, and while not every game holds up, this huge piece of gaming history will keep you entertained for a long time.
80%Rare Replay review
Rare Replay is an incredibly high-value retro compilation, which adds to its impressive (but sadly not exhaustive) line-up of classics with new ways to play and interesting bonus content.
80%
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Frequently Asked Questions
Rare Replay is a arcade platformer game with comedy and science fiction themes.
Rare Replay is available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Xbox Game Pass, Cloud and others.
On average players spend around 40 hours playing Rare Replay.
Rare Replay was released on August 4, 2015.
Rare Replay was developed by Rare.
Rare Replay has received positive reviews from players and positive reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its graphics.
Rare Replay is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.
Similar games include Sega Mega Drive & Genesis Classics, Mega Man Legacy Collection, The Disney Afternoon Collection, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection, Atari Vault and others.







