Spyro Reignited Trilogy

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Spyro Reignited Trilogy is a single player platformer game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by Toys for Bob and was released on November 13, 2018. It received positive reviews from critics and very positive reviews from players.

Spyro™ Reignited Trilogy is a collection of the first three Spyro games, fully remastered in high definition. Players control the dragon Spyro, using his fire breath and other abilities to explore realms, save dragged-related worlds, and defeat enemies. The games feature the same humor and characters as the originals, with updated graphics and controls for modern consoles.

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graphics
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The graphics in the Spyro Reignited Trilogy have received widespread acclaim for their stunning visual overhaul, effectively modernizing the beloved classic while retaining its nostalgic charm. Players appreciate the vibrant colors, detailed character models, and the overall aesthetic that feels both fresh and familiar, likening it to a Pixar movie. However, some users express a desire for an option to toggle between the original and updated graphics, as they feel the new visuals occasionally lose some of the original's charm.
- “The developers at Toys for Bob have done a fantastic job updating the graphics, bringing the once blocky and pixelated worlds into vibrant, detailed 3D landscapes.”
- “The remastered visuals are absolutely stunning, bringing the beloved classic games to life in a whole new way.”
- “Spyro reignited trilogy is a delightful trip down memory lane, capturing the essence of the beloved original games with stunning modern visuals.”
- “The character models, the art style, the atmosphere... everything about this game just does not feel the same.”
- “Sadly they overdid it with the graphics in my opinion, it didn't have the vibes of the original Spyros like Heroes Tale, Enter the Dragonfly, Ripto's Rage.”
- “The graphical fidelity does not make up for the jumpy controls, charmless design and overall worse game feel.”
gameplay
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The gameplay in the Spyro Reignited Trilogy is largely faithful to the original titles, offering smooth and enjoyable platforming with a nostalgic charm. While the core mechanics remain intact, some new features and mechanics introduced in the sequels can feel less polished, leading to moments of frustration, particularly with certain mini-games and challenges. Overall, the remaster successfully combines classic gameplay with modern graphics, though some players may find the simplicity and repetitiveness of the gameplay less engaging compared to contemporary standards.
- “The gameplay still feels as fun and addictive as it did years ago, with just enough updates to make it feel modern without losing the classic charm.”
- “The gameplay remains faithful to its roots, offering smooth, enjoyable platforming with a few modern tweaks.”
- “The nostalgic charm of Spyro’s adventures is preserved beautifully, and the gameplay is just as fun and engaging as ever.”
- “In the second and especially the third games, however, more and more mechanics are introduced and these don't have the same level of polish as the core Spyro controls, and there were some of these that were infuriating for me (the skateboarding races deserve special mention).”
- “The gameplay is a joke where the platforming itself is so broken due to edge collision detection, that they actually had to add in a mechanic to jerk Spyro upwards at the last second so you can actually land on an edge.”
- “The gameplay is so solid.”
music
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The music in the "Spyro Reignited Trilogy" has received mixed reviews, with many praising the nostalgic value of the original soundtrack composed by Stewart Copeland, which is available as an option alongside a newly remastered version. While some players appreciate the dynamic elements and modern enhancements of the remastered tracks, others feel that they lack the charm and impact of the originals, leading to a preference for the classic music. Overall, the inclusion of both soundtracks allows players to tailor their experience, contributing to the game's nostalgic appeal.
- “One of the highlights of the reignited trilogy is the option to toggle between the original soundtrack, composed by Stewart Copeland, and the newly remastered version.”
- “Both soundtracks are excellent, with catchy, atmospheric tunes that perfectly complement the whimsical tone of the game.”
- “The remastered music stays faithful to the original while enhancing the audio quality.”
- “I'm taking 3 points off because the controls are kind of wonky (Spyro moves like a drunk go-kart), it's got some physics issues (some things glitch out above 60fps), and the music was bland.”
- “On top of that the soundtrack is a major downgrade from the originals as well.”
- “The new remastered soundtrack leaves something to be desired, because it's just too similar to the original to make a difference.”
story
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The "Spyro Reignited Trilogy" features a simple yet charming storyline that appeals to players of all ages, with the first game focusing on freeing dragons and the subsequent entries introducing more complex narratives and characters. While the story is often described as lighthearted and aimed at children, it includes enough humor and engaging elements to keep older fans entertained. Overall, the trilogy maintains the original plots while enhancing character interactions and cutscenes, though some players find the narratives to be basic and not the main focus of the gameplay.
- “The overarching storylines are simple and charming, aimed at players of all ages, but filled with enough humor and wit to keep older fans engaged as well.”
- “The story is the most expansive in this trilogy, lots of cute cutscenes for each individual area and new characters with a lot more relevancy/presence than 3's.”
- “The game's story is charming and entertaining, and it's sure to keep players engaged.”
- “The world-building and story, however, felt lackluster; the final boss is only shown for a tiny bit at the start of the game and isn't shown until you fight him in the final level.”
- “The story isn't engaging at all; characters all feel the same, everyone is super excited and happy; it's just boring pulp of characters for children.”
- “The story is boring in my opinion and nothing here is very memorable.”
stability
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The game's stability has been widely criticized, with many players reporting numerous bugs and glitches that can significantly disrupt gameplay. While some users experienced minimal issues, others faced game-breaking problems, particularly in the third installment, "Year of the Dragon," which is noted for its poor optimization and frequent glitches. Overall, the game is described as a "buggy mess," with many recommending caution, especially for those playing on PC, where frame rate adjustments are often necessary to mitigate issues.
- “Runs great on my main PC & my Steam Deck and is just a breeze and easy and fun to play.”
- “No issues at all, runs great, looks great, and feels great.”
- “This game runs so well normally, and it's 99% glitch/bug free!”
- “There are so many little glitches and frustrating bugs that make the game a chore to play sometimes.”
- “I cannot recommend it as I have encountered a few problematic glitches.”
- “Unfortunately, the PC version is so buggy that it is rendered unplayable.”
optimization
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The optimization of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players experiencing performance issues, particularly on lower-end systems and during specific levels. While some users report smooth gameplay and high frame rates on powerful hardware, others note significant stuttering and glitches, especially in the third game of the trilogy. Overall, the game is considered well-optimized for mid to high-end PCs, but it struggles with consistency across various setups, leading to a varied player experience.
- “Really nice port, runs smooth, graphics are amazing and the optimization is amazing too.”
- “The game feels well optimized and runs smoothly.”
- “This game is optimized great, plays great and I couldn't be happier with this port.”
- “The performance becomes an issue even on the lowest graphical settings; many animations and character behaviors often glitch, totally creating an impression that the game was not fully finished or polished to the standard it deserved.”
- “The game is plagued with lots of problems revolving around poor optimization for PCs.”
- “Bad optimization; 10700k, 32GB RAM, RTX 3070 Ti, installed on SSD, run poorly, FPS drop everywhere.”
humor
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The humor in the Spyro Reignited Trilogy is characterized by its slapstick and whimsical charm, appealing to both younger audiences and nostalgic older fans. While many players appreciate the game's lightheartedness and funny character animations, some note that the humor can feel dated or overly simplistic, with certain cutscenes lacking the wit of the originals. Overall, the game successfully combines humor with engaging gameplay, making it a delightful experience for players of all ages.
- “The overarching storylines are simple and charming, aimed at players of all ages, but filled with enough humor and wit to keep older fans engaged as well.”
- “It's funny, has so much character, the controls are excellent, the music is catchy, and the graphics are beautiful.”
- “Spyro is a timeless masterpiece and a consistent recurring character in my dreams, the humor is peak slapstick paired with expert sardonic delivery makes this game unmatched in charm, personality, but possibly the most important to entertainment it's delivery untouched and perfectly mastered in this trilogy no matter the poly count.”
- “I had to skip some of the cutscenes for being too embarrassing and unfunny.”
- “I found the humor to be forced and cringeworthy, making it hard to enjoy the game.”
- “The jokes fell flat and often felt out of place, detracting from the overall experience.”
character development
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Character development in the game has received mixed reviews, with many praising the updated character designs and animations for their charm and visual appeal, particularly for the dragons. However, some players feel that certain redesigns lack the original's cuteness and personality, leading to a perception of inconsistency and a loss of character depth. Overall, while the graphics and design are often celebrated, there are notable criticisms regarding the coherence and emotional engagement of the characters.
- “The character designs and animations are charming, and it makes you feel that they should've done more with the characters, due to how well designed they are.”
- “This game is absolutely fantastic, the art style for the game along with character design is superb and a lot of love has gone into designing all the dragons and giving them their own unique quirks.”
- “The character designs are all gorgeous, superbly animated, and brimming with personality.”
- “Each level after the other introduced another horrific redesign to which I would just sigh and say 'not surprised'. I got accustomed to expecting that and they were some of the ugliest character designs I've ever seen in a video game, especially since the originals were much cuter, even with the severe lack of polys - and that is something Spyro Reignited failed at - remembering to keep the cuteness of the characters.”
- “The scenery is beautiful, but almost every new character design is awful and overly cutesy.”
- “The character designs are plain and boring with no thought on the outfits (they are mostly naked) or characters themselves.”
grinding
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The grinding aspect of the Spyro Reignited Trilogy has received largely negative feedback, with many players finding the gameplay tedious and repetitive, particularly when it comes to collecting gems and completing side quests. While some enjoy the nostalgia and casual nature of the collect-a-thon, others criticize the forced mini-games and excessive backtracking, leading to a frustrating experience that detracts from the overall enjoyment of the game. Overall, players suggest that the grind can feel overwhelming and detracts from the fun, making it a chore rather than an engaging challenge.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “I always heard good things about Spyro and how people enjoyed playing it when they were children; I didn't see that game when I played this trilogy; it was grindy and boring.”
- “The game is really fun to play, but collecting every gem on every level across three games can become tedious.”
- “All-in-all I found all three games extremely boring, tedious, and annoying.”
emotional
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The emotional aspect of the game is overwhelmingly positive, with many players expressing nostalgia and joy as it rekindles childhood memories, often leading to tears of happiness. The remake is described as heartwarming and wholesome, successfully capturing the essence of the original trilogy while evoking strong feelings of nostalgia and delight among both returning fans and new players. Despite some technical issues, the emotional connection to the game remains a significant highlight for many reviewers.
- “The Spyro trilogy was my childhood; this game legit made me shed a tear.”
- “Seeing all the characters and worlds in crisp HD was almost emotional, so I’d definitely recommend it to those that grew up with Spyro.”
- “I remembered Spyro being one of the first games I played back in the days on PS1, and being a fan of Spyro, I must say this made me cry out of joy since it still feels like the originals.”
atmosphere
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The atmosphere of the game is widely praised for its whimsical charm, vibrant visuals, and nostalgic music that effectively captures the essence of the original titles. Each world features unique themes and immersive soundscapes, enhancing the overall experience and inviting players to explore. While some areas may not fully replicate the original's atmosphere, the remaster succeeds in delivering a captivating and enjoyable environment that resonates with both new players and fans of the classic series.
- “The music perfectly complements the gameplay, creating an immersive and nostalgic atmosphere.”
- “I found myself stopping to bask in the atmosphere of these games quite often, which is a testament to how well all of the pieces of this trilogy fit together to create an immersive whole.”
- “The textures and models are stunningly beautiful, the music and the atmosphere are simply fantastic.”
- “Unfortunately, while the scenery itself looks absolutely stunning for the most part, I can't deny the fact that a lot of places had a great deal of missed potential, either being far less charming than in the original, or just failing to establish the same sort of atmosphere.”
- “This especially became an issue with the boss fights of the 3rd game, none of which had anywhere near the same amount of creepiness and genuinely apocalyptic atmosphere surrounding them, such as the hellscape of Buzz's fight and Spike's mysterious, sci-fi feel.”
- “The ginormous change in mood and atmosphere almost caused my nostalgia to hit the not-recommended button, but it's just too good of a game, and too earnest of an attempt at recreating the original feel for that.”
replayability
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The remastered Spyro trilogy boasts high replayability, particularly for completionists who enjoy collecting items and unlocking achievements, with many players reporting multiple playthroughs. While nostalgia plays a significant role, the addition of new gameplay mechanics and challenges enhances the experience, making it accessible even to new fans. However, some players feel that once the games are fully completed, the incentive to replay diminishes, though revisiting levels for fun remains appealing.
- “The trilogy offers solid replay value, especially for those who enjoy collecting every gem, freeing every dragon, or unlocking all skill points.”
- “There's a lot of replayability if you're the type to go for 100% completion, but you'll get hours of playtime even if you're just playing through the game in a hurry (remember, this is actually three full-length games).”
- “They're highly polished platformers that are endlessly replayable.”
- “Once you 100% the games, there isn't much replay value at all unless you want to restart and do it all again, but sometimes it's also fun to just revisit a level to bully enemies, especially with the Spyro: Ripto's Rage 100% bonus.”
- “Unfortunately, it doesn't have much replay value (at least for me, since I played them a ton in my youth), but it dishes out some extra hours of gameplay if you are a completionist, which is nice.”
- “There's definitely replayability here, but I don't ever see myself revisiting the trilogy.”
monetization
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The monetization aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with some players praising it for being a complete package without microtransactions, contrasting it with modern titles that often include additional costs. However, others criticize it as a potential cash grab, suggesting that the remaster feels rushed and plagued by bugs, despite the absence of microtransactions. Overall, while some appreciate the nostalgia and value of the full game, concerns about quality and intent linger among certain players.
- “You get the full game when you buy the game, and they even let you attack the annoying bear who is the living embodiment of toxic microtransactions.”
- “- make no mistake that this is being produced by Activision, but remains one of the few games that comes with no microtransactions or loot boxes that epitomize games nowadays.”
- “You get 3 complete games without any kind of microtransactions or anything of the sort.”
- “Most modern interactive entertainment asks for north of $60 and then harasses you for microtransactions and information anyway.”
- “Remastered games that only beef up the graphics and don't do anything to fix gameplay issues are some of the worst blatant cash grabs out there.”
- “These days games just aren't fun anymore; they are soulless cash grabs, that's why we should look to the past.”

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Spyro Reignited Trilogy is a platformer game with fantasy theme.

Spyro Reignited Trilogy is available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Steam Deck and others.

On average players spend around 40 hours playing Spyro Reignited Trilogy.

Spyro Reignited Trilogy was released on November 13, 2018.

Spyro Reignited Trilogy was developed by Toys for Bob.

Spyro Reignited Trilogy has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its stability.

Spyro Reignited Trilogy is a single player game.

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