Gex - A Platforming Masterpiece? [Review]

Grab the popcorn and huddle around the TV with your favourite friends and inanimate objects, because it's time to talk about Gex! Gex is a series I have experienced only very briefly. My cowardice got in the way of fully exploring it, so I'm left bereft of the joy of gecko-based platforming. And is it a masterpiece? Don't change channels! Stick around to find out. Enjoy :]
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[@crashtefano]

Ah yes, Gex. Another one I loved.
As a series. The first Gex game was like your average first attempt at platformer: it took a while to really get good.

[@TreyGamr58]

Gex 4: He's trapped in the streaming services

[@BrawlinEntertaintment2K]

And he meets Scott the Woz

[@RandoComenter]

'Tables, are they real or just a figment of your imagination' definitely a figment of my imagination!

[@Othman1992on]

You're right. The manual has a more elaborate and depressing backstory. Also, there's actually a secret sci-fi world that has 8 fully fledged levels called Planet X. It can be unlocked by getting a perfect bonus score from every world.

[@VikingBoyBilly]

This was just on sale on GOG for a buck, and reading the manual's in-depth backstory for gex put a smile on my face.

[@CortexBann]

Hey torran2glitchy, I've been keeping up with Gex the Gecko content, can we cool it with the never-ending vehicle rants? They're dragging the videos out way longer than they need to be. I get it, vehicles are a part of the game, but do we really need a dissertation on every single one? It's killing the review bro :/, and I'm here for the Gex nostalgia, not a detailed breakdown of damn vehicle in the game. I'm not trying to be a gex boy, just giving you some real time to think you know. Cut the vehicle talk, focus on what we're all here for GEX!! :)