Oct 8, 2007

Crash Bandicoot has been around long enough now that he needs a gimmick to capture our attention. In Crash of the Titans, he has one: he c🐻an take control of other animals! It's a simple concept with solid execution that definitely would place Crash's latest adventure among portable gaming's finest if only it weren't so short.

The game features six beautifully-rendered worlds, most with two primary action stages that last around 10 or 15 minut♏es apiece. As you jump and bash your way through each one on your journey to the final showdown with Neo Cortex, you'll encounter crates and pits aplenty, along with numerous monsters.

There are 18 creature varieties, all with interesting names and catch phrases they'll holler as you engage them in combat.They༒ also possess special attacks you must avoid until you take control using your mojo mask.Then you can turn your new ally's skills against his former pals while you benefit from improved armor. Monster aid is required to break open large crates and🦋 to pass certain obstructions like rivers and lava flows, too, although such instances aren't particularly common.