This game reminds me of Super Mario 3D World, which isn’t a bad thing. So far, the game is a joy and is giving me the same vibes as the aforementioned Mario platformer.
I feel like it surpasses mario in some ways, although I still think Mario is the better game. But it's still great that another developer can reach this level of quality in a platformer. People are sleeping on this game, if this game featured mario characters I gurantee all the reviewers would be giving it 9s and 10s.
I really love this game! There’s so much attention to detail with the stages, so much diversity, and the graphics are amazing. As for the controls, I actually like them a lot. In concerns with the jumping, it just takes a little playing and you get used to the timing.
@@Moose185 But he asked for a PS5. He made no mention of what games he wanted to play on it. He could be a huge Demon's Souls fan, and he wanted to play the Remake. That said, I was replying to a guy who said "All the games are on the 4. Relax". Which is false, and a clear smug statement, as I just mentioned DS Remake. So maybe you guys should chill. He apparently feels like he's missing something, and all that really matters is that's how HE feels. HE wants a PS5, pointing out that Sackboy and Miles Morales is also on the PS4 is a hilarious non-factor to him obviously.
I never played LBP, so I felt the need to pick this up. It's not super challenging, it's more of a game to hunt for that precious Platinum trophy. Graphically it's beautiful, love the soundtrack, it's a nice break from playing titles such as COD or Demon Soul's. We all a need a little Sackboy in our lives.
If you’re trying to just get through the levels I guess you can say it’s an easy game. But if you’re actually trying to Ace and collect enough points in for a first place in every level then you’ll certainly get an intense challenge. Just a tip, don’t buy a game just to breeze through it, that’s not what games are for.
In one of my previous comments, I talked about recently getting all perfect relics on Crash Bandicoot 4. I honestly found that game to be chore for about the last half of it. However, this feels like the perfect amount of challenge. As you said, easy enough to breeze thru for those who don't care about extras. However, there is a bit more resistance for those wanting to Ace all levels. I'm really enjoying this game so far. Control can sometimes feel a bit sluggish, particularly on auto scrolling levels. However, that's a minor complaint. This game is very well done. One thing I commend the developers on is hiding collectibles in fair places. You do have to pay attention but it never feels cheap. In Crash 4, I lost track of how many times a box was placed completely off screen. Apples and Oranges, I know. But that game is fresh in my mind and I can't help but compare the two.
I understand what you’re saying...Yes, there are completionists out there who want to collect everything and ace every level...On the other hand, there are also people who don’t see the point in collecting everything and just want to get through each level as fast as possible.
It's called being a content tourist. Experiencing a game's story mode without spending many hours if not days just collecting things and doing side missions. A lot of people don't have time to play more than 20 or 30 minutes per day.
This game's primary target market is kids. Of course the creators set out to make an easy game. You are a seasoned gamer, keep that in mind, and consider the target market when reviewing.
There are plenty of platformers that can cater to a younger audience but also provide challenge in certain areas without going overboard. Think Mario Galaxy, or Odyssey.
@@reesefleece while I agree somewhat, there are also games that were created with specific instruction to be easy and accessible with a low skill ceilling, while also proving to be successful. Think Lego games, Minecraft, Little Big Planet and Animal Crossing. There is also a slightly different target market with the games you specified and the ones I did, in that the games I listed are aimed towards an even younger and more casual demographic.
@@sm5925 That is true, but minecraft and LBP can be hard too, (I don't remember how much of that was from the main story or just the user levels for LBP). I think the best way to do it is to make this hardness optional. Think special or bonus chellenges or areas. For example in minecraft think the nether plus the final boss, while casuals may never even know those exist.
@@reesefleece I mean yeah adding in hard sections is something that of course can be done if the development time and resources aren't over-extended. I suppose there is a balancing act in that regard. If a director asks the developers to make an easy game, like Yoshi's Wooly World or New Super Mario Bro U, then that becomes the primary objective and ultimately what I am saying is that there is a demographic that will be drawn to that primary objective and spend money (the younger and more casual consumers). If, by chance, it is convenient to add in some hard parts, then by all means. In the case of this video review, I believe the game caters just fine to its target market.
@@sm5925 I agree, they don't have much to lose in the financial department when they do this, considering NSMBU and Wooly World sold perfectly well, I guess i'm just selfish in a way lol, I want some harder stuff that appeals to older age groups too. Some companies ignore that though, but they still sell well so I can't say much haha
No offense meant but I just wanted to say I disagree with your negatives here. Well, except for the story. It was very simple but it still had that LBP charm so it was fine. I felt the platforming and controls were very precise, and not floaty at all. And I’ve played a ton of platformers since they’re my favorite genre. The only thing I can think is that maybe you weren’t aware that Sackboy can either hover after a jump or just do a regular jump? Maybe you used the hover most every time? I’m not sure. But the amount of precise movement you can get through stringing jumps, dives, and hovers together was one of my favorite parts of playing through the game. And the game could definitely get difficult. I would say there’s a steady curve, but from world 4 on it seemed plenty difficult to me. Nothing unmanageable, but a good difficulty. Did you play through the Wonderplane bonus world or the Ripsnorter level that tasks you with going through every Knitted Knight Trial back to back on a single life? But yeah, I just disagree with those and thought I’d share.
What are some platformers you recommend that are on PS I've been tryna find some good ones my favorites are Mario and Crash and just wanted to expand on these. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated 👍
@@thomasglover3834 I promise you guys will have a good time 🙂 the main campaign is short and sweet with a few challenging spots nothing crazy. But the challenge levels are another story! We haven’t completed those yet! But plenty of challenge and longevity to be found there.
Animations and movement make this game too hard... but... the game is too easy. So, in summary, the reviewer simply didn't like that the game doesn't work like every other single platformer, but he also wanted this game to somehow redefine the genre... End of day, GB still hasn't figured out how to review games.
@Rick Zel if the review is a puzzle, on itself, of conflicting ideas that are mutually exclusive, and thus, unachievable; its a bad review. Problem with GB reviews is they feel to be put together by getting the opinion of several people, at several points of times throughout several decades, from alternate universes. There is a certain degree of cognitive dissonance in them that makes them almost interesting... but yeah, their reviewers just don't have a good methodology/framework to work with. I usually watch them just to find self-defeating arguments to justify their randomly generated numbered scores. BTW, mostly troll-xhagerating there, but... yeah... their reviews are bad 🤣😂
I understand that the game itself is not that hard, but have you tried getting every cosmetic and prize, aceing every level, getting all of the orbs, and getting a gold trophy on every level? It's like Lego star wars, while the game itself is not that hard, it's a hard game to 100% complete.
Honestly? From what I'm playing so far, I think this game is nearly perfect and a MASSIVE improvement from lbp3. Like I understand the gameplay and everything is different, but seeing Sumo Digital actually like. make a decent game with little to no bugs with enjoyable gameplay/story at the same time?? makes me really happy and hopeful for the next installation of LBP. The only complains I'd have about this game is when you mess up they don't really give you much time to breathe to like. recover? like. if I get hit I'll still be getting hit again shortly after and then losing my points/lives. I wish like. instead of relying on the checkpoint to recover your health and stuff it could just wait a little bit or replenish a bit from like. collecting points or something. other than that I really really really love this game so far and I'm really proud of Sumo Digital's improvements... like. not only gameplay wise but also? their designs in this game reflect wayyy more and represent Media Molecule's designs than the third game.
Having recently played thru Crash Bandicoot 4 (while grabbing all gems and N Sane Relics), this game definitely feels rather easy. But I dont view that as a negative. There is so much charm to the levels that I'm enjoying the ability to soak it in without feeling like every other second may be insta-death. I'm still a bit meh on the feel of sackboy. He controls heavier than I prefer in platofrmers. I admit this may not be a problem for others. Its just my personal preference. Overall, I'm having a great, relaxing time.
I want to try this game because I loved the original LBP on the PS3 but honestly the almost top down quality of the camera is a turnoff to me. I don't like top down or 3d games that you can't control the camera I Of. Like it's looked so zoomed out that you can't really see the character or what it's doing
I also prefer games where you control the camera. I love the camera in games like Ratchet and Clank, for example. The problem is, it doesn't work well in co-op. And multi-player in this game is very important. But to me, the camera seems to work pretty well.
I was way more excited for this game then I should've been. 😂I thought it was lbp4 with a weird name but there is no level creations in this game? I might not even buy it anymore 😟
Much needed dose of local multiplayer. And 4 no less! Reminds me of Kirby's Epic Yarn and then Yoshi Wooly and Crafted World. But full 3d movement. Not a bad comp as those are all great.
@@mrshickadance6815 It's like mario 1, 2, and 3 came out with full level editors and online communities and then mario 64 released with only their levels. You are right about it not being a lbp game, which is hard for me to accept. If it comes out with create mode down the road, I think I'll show up without shoes on (quick). I actually just bought LBP3 for ps4 since it was on sale yesterday and I'm extremely happy I did. So much fun. Shark survival and poo survival (and street fighter) here we come!
I understand that it’s not LBP but the Online portion such as the community, creation and a lot in general was basically the most important part of the LBP franchise and it sucks that they’re basically ruining it now (obviously talking about LBP2 since 3 was a disaster)
A fantastic couch co-op platformer. Definitely 9/10 game for co-op play. Also, I found it much more challenging than the reviewer, and this may be within the co-op experience that I found varied and fair challenges throughout. This is coming from one who adores platformers such as Donkey Kong Tropical Freeze. Played with both young kids and my wife. It’s a blast!
EVERYONE KNOWS that THIS is the PROTOTYPE for LBP4! So excited and can't wait! Still buying this game to fund the masters of the genre and support the future of our AMAZING creations! Ty MM!
Did the reviewer just not mention the music at all? Or the dual sense features?? besides, consider that this game isn't exactly made for pro gamers who are in their twenties before deeming it's easiness as a negative.
This game doesn't look to me as a LBP game, it's like another platformer skinned as LBP. LBP used to be about "contraptions" and mechanical imaginery, even the killable monsters had this "brain" or weak point that unassembled them. The bubbles were just a mere thing to gain more points if you wanted but you didn't ever stop to collect all bubbles on screen, but now in the A Big Adventure they always seem to be breaking boxes and other things to collect all the bubbles, just to artificially extend the game length.
I agree. That’s what made the enemies super fun because if you missed the brain box on the electric bad guys, it would result in death. Made it super fun imo. Still a fun game though, definitely worth the money because you know your money is going into a game developer that isn’t EA and actually deserves our money
You definitely need to play this game! Sack boy a big adventure feels more lbp than before, trust in me! The soundtrack, characters and world, all represents perfectly littlebigplanet! Forget a little about the creation thing... They are the soul of the franchise, right, but in this game i don't miss this.
@Sir Galahad I understand but will it be just the story that everyone can play or will there be community levels made for us to play? For example = level packs or levels made by the creators
After playing with ' it takes 2 ' with my GF it is uneasy to find another game so nice to play with... I wish the concept was kept for another adventure game ...
It's obvious that whoever wrote this never played LBP. What made Little Big Planet good, was the create mode, on which many thousands of people have made millions of amazingly creative levels / machines / stories, etc. The single player was just a quick run through for build materials. The fact that there isn't even a mention of this doesn't surprise me. Sony realized that many thousands of people that played LBP every day to create stuff, weren't buying any other games, so there was no more money to be made on all those people. That is also the reason why they unplugged PlayStation Home. The moment you have a platform where people are content to spend time on, without making a lot of money on it, you are in direct competition with yourself. After the death of PlayStation Home and LBP, all that gamers had left to do was buy more and more "barely fun" games, which are easily monetized, since all there is to do on those games is grind or pay. Everyone that spent hundreds of hours on PlayStation Home and LBP are now just going from game to game, trying to fill the empty void inside that was left after taking away any creative outlet. This is why we'll never see a game that allows you to create your own levels and share them with others again. They destroyed the old LBP servers first and deliberately ruined LBP 3 in a way that actually destroyed all the levels made on LBP 1 & 2. Seeing this stupid linear platform game carry the LBP skin, pisses me the fcc off. We should all tell them to stick this crap up their assholes and give us back the creative awesomeness that it once was. *mic drop*
So guttered my Playstation 3 broke I really wanna go back and play the originals. Never been a big fan of lbp3, it didn't have the same flare as lbp2 and karting did (never played the first one sorry). About Sackboy: A Big Adventure, I don't think it will bring it back as much as I expected. Different camera angles, animations, models, music and of course the fact that Steven Fry doesn't narrate it. I don't think this is worth it unless you're not after a nostalgia trip. Also Sackboy shouldn't have a voice this isn't right and I don't like it.
Terraway is not underrated simply under hyped and known. It literally won the prize title of #1 handheld game of 2013... its got the highest rating possible by everybody's officially agreed upon standards like Why would even does logic fork over its value for hyphyph dAngles? Ya digE†👁️⃤∞✵¿
I was playing the game with my son but I don’t thinks he likes it. All he ever says is “Dad you need to let me go, the crash wasn’t your fault.” Weird.
You seriously telling me you'd only be blaming the jump animation for any implied inability to get through ALL Knitted Knight Trials on gold, without losing a single life? Come on man. Those are challenging as hell, in a good way, and nothing to do with the jumping animation. Not to mention some of those late game Teamwork levels. Challenging as hell. Reminds me of some of the optional Pit Of One Hundred Trials from Super Paper Mario. This was a good time.
Sony was smoking meth if they thought I was paying $70 for this game , I’m waiting until it’s $40 at the absolute most , what were they think lmao they really tried to squeeze every buck out of those ps5 release titles 😂 I haven’t bought a single one at full price nor will I
Ignore those wonky animations, add amazing music to this game, great family time it’s 9/10 not as perfect as 10/10 Mario Odyssey but at least it’s not trying to copy Mario
It’s reviewers like you that are the same ones that complain when the game is too hard LOL this game is respectable and it’s designed it’s visuals and execution I have played through it as well and I never had a problem with the jumping or sense of direction. It’s like give me a break
About damn time someone reviews this game.
Yeah
Good thing it’s not only me thinking that way not saying bugsnax is bad game but it got so many reviews before this game
@@mrzplays8780 bugsnax is literally a masterpiece
I know bugsnax is amazing see dunkey review
@Robert Phillips they said “not saying bugsnax is a bad game” btw
Ive been having a lot of fun with this game. Looking forward to online multiplayer. Love the dual sense features too
Me and the kids have been having a good time with it
Can play 2 players at the same time or not ?
@@maxpowervegeto yes you can
@@califpv where did you pick up your ps5? My mom is gonna try to get it for Christmas where should we look
Is there the level creator like the previous games?
talks about the game not being challenging enough while falling to his death. Love it x)
the game isnt challenging enough get over this fact X)
this made me spit out my drink from laughing too hard oh my god 😭
lmao the audio splice at the beginning
"It's been- *YEARS*"
This game reminds me of Super Mario 3D World, which isn’t a bad thing. So far, the game is a joy and is giving me the same vibes as the aforementioned Mario platformer.
Yup it definitely borrows from the best.
I feel like it surpasses mario in some ways, although I still think Mario is the better game. But it's still great that another developer can reach this level of quality in a platformer. People are sleeping on this game, if this game featured mario characters I gurantee all the reviewers would be giving it 9s and 10s.
This would be better then world as long as you have 4 people couch co op
I just want a LittleBigPlanet Remastered on PS5
little big planet 2 but with all the new logic mechanics of 3 would be nice
@@mnnkhuno
I didnt think I was going to like this game that much but man this game is so much fun
Your dp is literally sack boy... lol
@@a1d5 I mean, this game is kinda different compared to LBP. Can’t blame them for having reservations
Me and my son son been playing coop with this. Really enjoying it on ps5
Planning to do the same with my boy) few more days left...
How long is this game?? Is it worth the money?
@@Terrell_Dre_ 10 hours
@@hectorantoniotafoyagarcia4735 thank you!
Can you use DualShock 4s for this on ps5 version?
I would have liked some examples of those “wonky” enemy animations in the video, as I’ve not encountered those yet
When I heard that I shook my head like what?
@@trueflamexp7297 literally same. Felt like a needless criticism that had absolutely no reason to be mentioned bc what??😂
I really love this game! There’s so much attention to detail with the stages, so much diversity, and the graphics are amazing. As for the controls, I actually like them a lot. In concerns with the jumping, it just takes a little playing and you get used to the timing.
Sony, let me buy a PS5.
btw i’m pretty sure it’s on ps4
All the games are on the 4. Relax
@@lordbakura1737
I think he just wants a PS5, regardless of cross platform games. So, tuck that little smug attitude you got there
@@kthebarbarian8223 yeah but he can still play sackboy on PS4 and is not missing out just now. So just chill!
@@Moose185
But he asked for a PS5. He made no mention of what games he wanted to play on it. He could be a huge Demon's Souls fan, and he wanted to play the Remake.
That said, I was replying to a guy who said "All the games are on the 4. Relax". Which is false, and a clear smug statement, as I just mentioned DS Remake.
So maybe you guys should chill. He apparently feels like he's missing something, and all that really matters is that's how HE feels. HE wants a PS5, pointing out that Sackboy and Miles Morales is also on the PS4 is a hilarious non-factor to him obviously.
I guess the reviewer never tried to attempt to gold medal trial 16 or he wouldn't be complaining about easiness
Played the first 2 levels with my son on the ps5 and he's 4. He seems to like it and I enjoy it as a change of pace from me playing demon souls.
I never played LBP, so I felt the need to pick this up. It's not super challenging, it's more of a game to hunt for that precious Platinum trophy. Graphically it's beautiful, love the soundtrack, it's a nice break from playing titles such as COD or Demon Soul's. We all a need a little Sackboy in our lives.
I appreciate this :)
If you’re trying to just get through the levels I guess you can say it’s an easy game. But if you’re actually trying to Ace and collect enough points in for a first place in every level then you’ll certainly get an intense challenge. Just a tip, don’t buy a game just to breeze through it, that’s not what games are for.
In one of my previous comments, I talked about recently getting all perfect relics on Crash Bandicoot 4. I honestly found that game to be chore for about the last half of it. However, this feels like the perfect amount of challenge. As you said, easy enough to breeze thru for those who don't care about extras. However, there is a bit more resistance for those wanting to Ace all levels. I'm really enjoying this game so far. Control can sometimes feel a bit sluggish, particularly on auto scrolling levels. However, that's a minor complaint. This game is very well done. One thing I commend the developers on is hiding collectibles in fair places. You do have to pay attention but it never feels cheap. In Crash 4, I lost track of how many times a box was placed completely off screen. Apples and Oranges, I know. But that game is fresh in my mind and I can't help but compare the two.
I understand what you’re saying...Yes, there are completionists out there who want to collect everything and ace every level...On the other hand, there are also people who don’t see the point in collecting everything and just want to get through each level as fast as possible.
It pains me when people play games like this and just run right past the coins/points collectibles etc.
It's called being a content tourist. Experiencing a game's story mode without spending many hours if not days just collecting things and doing side missions. A lot of people don't have time to play more than 20 or 30 minutes per day.
LOVEEEEE THIS GAME! Hands down one of my favorite PlayStation games. The soundtrack is FANTASTIC!
What can you tell us about the soundtrack? Is it all licenced music? I need to know please.
Game is amazing. It actually controls very well for once. Let’s hope the sequel gets level creation added, as well as a run button.
This game's primary target market is kids. Of course the creators set out to make an easy game. You are a seasoned gamer, keep that in mind, and consider the target market when reviewing.
There are plenty of platformers that can cater to a younger audience but also provide challenge in certain areas without going overboard. Think Mario Galaxy, or Odyssey.
@@reesefleece while I agree somewhat, there are also games that were created with specific instruction to be easy and accessible with a low skill ceilling, while also proving to be successful. Think Lego games, Minecraft, Little Big Planet and Animal Crossing. There is also a slightly different target market with the games you specified and the ones I did, in that the games I listed are aimed towards an even younger and more casual demographic.
@@sm5925 That is true, but minecraft and LBP can be hard too, (I don't remember how much of that was from the main story or just the user levels for LBP). I think the best way to do it is to make this hardness optional. Think special or bonus chellenges or areas. For example in minecraft think the nether plus the final boss, while casuals may never even know those exist.
@@reesefleece I mean yeah adding in hard sections is something that of course can be done if the development time and resources aren't over-extended. I suppose there is a balancing act in that regard. If a director asks the developers to make an easy game, like Yoshi's Wooly World or New Super Mario Bro U, then that becomes the primary objective and ultimately what I am saying is that there is a demographic that will be drawn to that primary objective and spend money (the younger and more casual consumers). If, by chance, it is convenient to add in some hard parts, then by all means. In the case of this video review, I believe the game caters just fine to its target market.
@@sm5925 I agree, they don't have much to lose in the financial department when they do this, considering NSMBU and Wooly World sold perfectly well, I guess i'm just selfish in a way lol, I want some harder stuff that appeals to older age groups too. Some companies ignore that though, but they still sell well so I can't say much haha
No offense meant but I just wanted to say I disagree with your negatives here. Well, except for the story. It was very simple but it still had that LBP charm so it was fine.
I felt the platforming and controls were very precise, and not floaty at all. And I’ve played a ton of platformers since they’re my favorite genre. The only thing I can think is that maybe you weren’t aware that Sackboy can either hover after a jump or just do a regular jump? Maybe you used the hover most every time? I’m not sure. But the amount of precise movement you can get through stringing jumps, dives, and hovers together was one of my favorite parts of playing through the game.
And the game could definitely get difficult. I would say there’s a steady curve, but from world 4 on it seemed plenty difficult to me. Nothing unmanageable, but a good difficulty. Did you play through the Wonderplane bonus world or the Ripsnorter level that tasks you with going through every Knitted Knight Trial back to back on a single life?
But yeah, I just disagree with those and thought I’d share.
What are some platformers you recommend that are on PS I've been tryna find some good ones my favorites are Mario and Crash and just wanted to expand on these. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated 👍
@@SebaW pick up Spyro reignited for sure. Ratchet and Clank, Jak and Daxter, and Sly Cooper are all great options too.
@@SebaW bro please pick up Biped it’s an absolutely wonderful 2 player platform that’s not getting enough attention
@@kriskater I came back and found your comment as Biped does look good I'm guna get it for me and the gf. Cheers
@@thomasglover3834 I promise you guys will have a good time 🙂 the main campaign is short and sweet with a few challenging spots nothing crazy. But the challenge levels are another story! We haven’t completed those yet! But plenty of challenge and longevity to be found there.
I appreciate that its easy, its a good game to coop with people who are casual l gamers.
Lol that review seemed so negative, then he drops an 8 on the game, was sounding like a 6-7 before I saw score
Animations and movement make this game too hard... but... the game is too easy.
So, in summary, the reviewer simply didn't like that the game doesn't work like every other single platformer, but he also wanted this game to somehow redefine the genre...
End of day, GB still hasn't figured out how to review games.
@Rick Zel if the review is a puzzle, on itself, of conflicting ideas that are mutually exclusive, and thus, unachievable; its a bad review.
Problem with GB reviews is they feel to be put together by getting the opinion of several people, at several points of times throughout several decades, from alternate universes. There is a certain degree of cognitive dissonance in them that makes them almost interesting... but yeah, their reviewers just don't have a good methodology/framework to work with.
I usually watch them just to find self-defeating arguments to justify their randomly generated numbered scores.
BTW, mostly troll-xhagerating there, but... yeah... their reviews are bad 🤣😂
6 and 7 are not negative reviews
@@KravenVanDrakken Now, repeat that in english.
@@MychMych1 I think you can find help here: www.homereadinghelper.org/learn-to-read/
The final world in the first lbp game was really challenging.
This game screams Super Mario 3D World to me.
I thought that for sure before I played it, but after playing it it’s nothing like Mario
It reminds me really of Zelda
well they tried but they also wanted to please 6 year old kids so they made it too easy ...
I understand that the game itself is not that hard, but have you tried getting every cosmetic and prize, aceing every level, getting all of the orbs, and getting a gold trophy on every level? It's like Lego star wars, while the game itself is not that hard, it's a hard game to 100% complete.
This game by far one of the best ever made for ps4 and also ps5 .. the soundtrack in the background while playing is just Magic .. i enjoyed it a lot
Honestly? From what I'm playing so far, I think this game is nearly perfect and a MASSIVE improvement from lbp3. Like I understand the gameplay and everything is different, but seeing Sumo Digital actually like. make a decent game with little to no bugs with enjoyable gameplay/story at the same time?? makes me really happy and hopeful for the next installation of LBP. The only complains I'd have about this game is when you mess up they don't really give you much time to breathe to like. recover? like. if I get hit I'll still be getting hit again shortly after and then losing my points/lives. I wish like. instead of relying on the checkpoint to recover your health and stuff it could just wait a little bit or replenish a bit from like. collecting points or something. other than that I really really really love this game so far and I'm really proud of Sumo Digital's improvements... like. not only gameplay wise but also? their designs in this game reflect wayyy more and represent Media Molecule's designs than the third game.
*and by designs I mean. the characters imo are WAYYY memorable design wise than the ones in 3
Like...like like like like
Having recently played thru Crash Bandicoot 4 (while grabbing all gems and N Sane Relics), this game definitely feels rather easy. But I dont view that as a negative. There is so much charm to the levels that I'm enjoying the ability to soak it in without feeling like every other second may be insta-death. I'm still a bit meh on the feel of sackboy. He controls heavier than I prefer in platofrmers. I admit this may not be a problem for others. Its just my personal preference. Overall, I'm having a great, relaxing time.
Thank you for the review man! I really needed to know if it was any good.
I want to try this game because I loved the original LBP on the PS3 but honestly the almost top down quality of the camera is a turnoff to me. I don't like top down or 3d games that you can't control the camera I
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Like it's looked so zoomed out that you can't really see the character or what it's doing
This is exactly why I just can’t do it. I’m trying to force myself to want this game 😂
I also prefer games where you control the camera. I love the camera in games like Ratchet and Clank, for example. The problem is, it doesn't work well in co-op. And multi-player in this game is very important. But to me, the camera seems to work pretty well.
I was way more excited for this game then I should've been. 😂I thought it was lbp4 with a weird name but there is no level creations in this game? I might not even buy it anymore 😟
If this had a level editor it would be the best game of all time
Wow. I didn’t even know about this.. I was just thinking about how much I missed LBP games. I need to get a ps5 now
It's on PS4 too
Much needed dose of local multiplayer. And 4 no less! Reminds me of Kirby's Epic Yarn and then Yoshi Wooly and Crafted World. But full 3d movement. Not a bad comp as those are all great.
No world creation :( that was the whole draw behind getting the original games. A whole 3D world creation kit would’ve been so cool.
For me: User-created levels online = purchase. Simple as that. That's what made LBP1-3 what they were.
this isn’t an lbp game, simple as that.
it’s like ignoring super mario 64 because it’s not like super mario bros...
@@mrshickadance6815 It's like mario 1, 2, and 3 came out with full level editors and online communities and then mario 64 released with only their levels. You are right about it not being a lbp game, which is hard for me to accept. If it comes out with create mode down the road, I think I'll show up without shoes on (quick). I actually just bought LBP3 for ps4 since it was on sale yesterday and I'm extremely happy I did. So much fun. Shark survival and poo survival (and street fighter) here we come!
why...why make a little Big Planet game and it not have.. the world editor? That would be like making a mario game without jumping..
Because it's not little big planet... It's sackboys big adventure
@@TheHeartsShore so it’s just an adventure game that’s it?
@@BabySonicGT So that's it? We're just some kind of adventure game?
You should always put some part dedicated to the dual sense. If it is used just say how. This is something new in this gen.
Commenting before anyone can finish the video.
Cool?
DID SOMEONE SAY KNAAAAACK
Bugsnacks is the knack of the ps5.
IT'S KNAAAACK BAAABBY
*HERE COMES THE MONEEEEEYYY*
I understand that it’s not LBP but the Online portion such as the community, creation and a lot in general was basically the most important part of the LBP franchise and it sucks that they’re basically ruining it now (obviously talking about LBP2 since 3 was a disaster)
I will buy it next Black Friday for 20 bucks
Game has so much charm looks and plays great too, I’m loving it :)
Okay 6:30 the lbp anything is pure unlimited creativity. I'm a very experienced gamer. Im not there for the challenge, im here for the fun.
A fantastic couch co-op platformer. Definitely 9/10 game for co-op play. Also, I found it much more challenging than the reviewer, and this may be within the co-op experience that I found varied and fair challenges throughout. This is coming from one who adores platformers such as Donkey Kong Tropical Freeze. Played with both young kids and my wife. It’s a blast!
It wasn't necessarily the first 3D handcrafted world by Media Molecule, there was Tearaway before this
Media Molecule didn't make this. Sumo Digital did.
EVERYONE KNOWS that THIS is the PROTOTYPE for LBP4! So excited and can't wait! Still buying this game to fund the masters of the genre and support the future of our AMAZING creations! Ty MM!
This is the game is wanted 12 years ago.
How this game stacks up against Mario 3d World? Can't decide if I should buy this one or wait for Mario
Yup looks like mario 3d world my friend has it tried it no thing special stick with mario trust me
Huh? Get both
Its a fun platformer with lots to do and great music. If you like these kind of games I would recommend.
Mario is better but if u can get both get both
"The game is too easy"
Ekhem, Trial 16: The Ripsnorter
Damn I wish they added Creating levels that’s what kept the OG going and fun after beating the game
I seriously prefer LittleBigPlanet 2. Not just because of the nostalgia, but because its overall such a great game
Finally got around too playing those game and it’s a blast, especially with friends
Did the reviewer just not mention the music at all? Or the dual sense features?? besides, consider that this game isn't exactly made for pro gamers who are in their twenties before deeming it's easiness as a negative.
I was pumped with thoughts of what LBP could be on PS5 and I was so excited for creator.... but im sad they removed creator.
Does sackboy take advantage of the dualsense haptic feedback like Astros playroom?
Yes
It looks like Yoshi's crafted world reskinned
Did any of yall ever play little big planet? Lol.
I did I played every single one including this one
@@richiewilson2986 same here
The only next gen game I care about
Vex is a cool character
This game doesn't look to me as a LBP game, it's like another platformer skinned as LBP. LBP used to be about "contraptions" and mechanical imaginery, even the killable monsters had this "brain" or weak point that unassembled them. The bubbles were just a mere thing to gain more points if you wanted but you didn't ever stop to collect all bubbles on screen, but now in the A Big Adventure they always seem to be breaking boxes and other things to collect all the bubbles, just to artificially extend the game length.
I agree. That’s what made the enemies super fun because if you missed the brain box on the electric bad guys, it would result in death. Made it super fun imo. Still a fun game though, definitely worth the money because you know your money is going into a game developer that isn’t EA and actually deserves our money
You definitely need to play this game! Sack boy a big adventure feels more lbp than before, trust in me! The soundtrack, characters and world, all represents perfectly littlebigplanet! Forget a little about the creation thing... They are the soul of the franchise, right, but in this game i don't miss this.
This guy complained half the video yet they still gave it an 8 😑😐
So how will online work when the patch comes out?... will the creators make community levels since there’s no creative mode?
@Sir Galahad I understand but will it be just the story that everyone can play or will there be community levels made for us to play? For example = level packs or levels made by the creators
“I wouldn’t have died if I was playing a different game.”
lol
After playing with ' it takes 2 ' with my GF it is uneasy to find another game so nice to play with... I wish the concept was kept for another adventure game ...
He keeps going on about wanting a challenge... He clearly didn't get to the Ripsnorter stage.
FLASHBACKS
It's obvious that whoever wrote this never played LBP. What made Little Big Planet good, was the create mode, on which many thousands of people have made millions of amazingly creative levels / machines / stories, etc. The single player was just a quick run through for build materials. The fact that there isn't even a mention of this doesn't surprise me. Sony realized that many thousands of people that played LBP every day to create stuff, weren't buying any other games, so there was no more money to be made on all those people. That is also the reason why they unplugged PlayStation Home. The moment you have a platform where people are content to spend time on, without making a lot of money on it, you are in direct competition with yourself. After the death of PlayStation Home and LBP, all that gamers had left to do was buy more and more "barely fun" games, which are easily monetized, since all there is to do on those games is grind or pay. Everyone that spent hundreds of hours on PlayStation Home and LBP are now just going from game to game, trying to fill the empty void inside that was left after taking away any creative outlet. This is why we'll never see a game that allows you to create your own levels and share them with others again. They destroyed the old LBP servers first and deliberately ruined LBP 3 in a way that actually destroyed all the levels made on LBP 1 & 2. Seeing this stupid linear platform game carry the LBP skin, pisses me the fcc off. We should all tell them to stick this crap up their assholes and give us back the creative awesomeness that it once was. *mic drop*
Masterpiece!
So does it really utilize the dual sense like Astro?
It does well
It's a blast to play
I personally think it doesn’t utilize the haptics as well as Astro does.
Astro utilities the haptics better but the haptics are differently there and feel nice
So guttered my Playstation 3 broke I really wanna go back and play the originals. Never been a big fan of lbp3, it didn't have the same flare as lbp2 and karting did (never played the first one sorry).
About Sackboy: A Big Adventure, I don't think it will bring it back as much as I expected. Different camera angles, animations, models, music and of course the fact that Steven Fry doesn't narrate it. I don't think this is worth it unless you're not after a nostalgia trip. Also Sackboy shouldn't have a voice this isn't right and I don't like it.
Wasn't knack 1 criticised because his difficulty Wasn't hard but unbalanced?
Terraway is not underrated simply under hyped and known. It literally won the prize title of #1 handheld game of 2013... its got the highest rating possible by everybody's officially agreed upon standards like Why would even does logic fork over its value for hyphyph dAngles? Ya digE†👁️⃤∞✵¿
Can I still continue playing after the story?
I was playing the game with my son but I don’t thinks he likes it. All he ever says is “Dad you need to let me go, the crash wasn’t your fault.” Weird.
& There's Me Who Hates The Game Alot
Can you make your own level and play other people’s public levels like the others
Do want. Really loved LBP2
You seriously telling me you'd only be blaming the jump animation for any implied inability to get through ALL Knitted Knight Trials on gold, without losing a single life? Come on man. Those are challenging as hell, in a good way, and nothing to do with the jumping animation. Not to mention some of those late game Teamwork levels. Challenging as hell. Reminds me of some of the optional Pit Of One Hundred Trials from Super Paper Mario. This was a good time.
It’s a game for kids of course it’s gonna be easy for an adult.
Sony was smoking meth if they thought I was paying $70 for this game , I’m waiting until it’s $40 at the absolute most , what were they think lmao they really tried to squeeze every buck out of those ps5 release titles 😂 I haven’t bought a single one at full price nor will I
Ignore those wonky animations, add amazing music to this game, great family time it’s 9/10 not as perfect as 10/10 Mario Odyssey but at least it’s not trying to copy Mario
Old man Reviewers really need to stop reviewing kids games if theu cant enjoy it for what its supposed to be
Damn, now I’m debating if I should get sack boy: a big adventure or assassins creed Valhalla 💀
lord 😭
Love the game sucks that they didn't have the controller feel like that one game that came with the PS5
You lost me at 'criminally underrated Tearaway'.
complains about the lack of challenge yet dies as he said that & complained about dying before that gotta love reviewers lol
How long is the game roughly?
Story is 170 hours
I wish they would just go back to he LBP2 formula
drinking hot coffee and going through these comments was a mistake
Texture streaming is really bothersome...
And this is exactly why I never watched 99% of reviews on UA-cam regarding any game because they are never accurate they never give a true review
Is there online in this game? Like custom maps??
No
So it has a fixed camera?
I must be crap because I’ve died loads of times lol
There should be a creative mode is it feel ripped off
He said lbp karting was the last lbp game when the real last lbp game was lbp3 on the ps4 released in 2014
He said last not 2D LBP
Looks like fun, but I know this thing will hit PS Plus a year from now.
Playstation version of yoshi epic yarn
LBP is way better. Sorry but Yoshi needs to be put down. LMAO.
It’s reviewers like you that are the same ones that complain when the game is too hard LOL this game is respectable and it’s designed it’s visuals and execution I have played through it as well and I never had a problem with the jumping or sense of direction. It’s like give me a break
Hope it comes to ps plus this month
This game is $10 for Deal of the Day at Best Buy. I bought two copies. xD
All I hear is whining and complaining. In other news, this is a fantastic, beautiful and memorable game.