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Gex Trilogy
Jun 17, 2025 1:20 AMPro
- Nostalgia for fans of the original games
- Quality-of-life updates enhance the gameplay experience
- Includes a variety of bonus features
Con
- Graphics and mechanics haven't aged well
- Limited appeal for new players unfamiliar with the franchise
- Could have introduced more innovative features
Review
The Gex Trilogy serves as a bittersweet nostalgia trip for longtime fans of the series while showcasing some dated gameplay mechanics and graphics. While the inclusion of quality-of-life updates and bonus features is commendable, it does not fully mask the flaws inherent within the original titles. Players seeking a fresh experience might find the remaster safe and lacking in ambition, but for those who cherish the quirky humor and unique charm of Gex, there’s enough here to enjoy once more.Background information
Reviews have generally recognized the trilogy's nostalgic value while noting that it may not captivate new audiences. Players from the mascot era rejoice at the return of Gex's humor, but the consensus suggests that without a prior connection, many may find little incentive to engage with these remastered classics.Screenshots






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