With that, let’s talk about each game individually, which means we should start with… Spyro the Dragon The graphics do deserve a ton of praise because it’s clear they were carefully developed and show sharp attention to detail that this series deserves especially when showcasing the amazing franchise that is so beloved by fans. The fact we have great graphics for every piece of all three games is incredible, including all-new cutscenes, animations, voice acting, characters, and more is incredible, and the original three Spyro games have never looked this polished. Again, nothing here looks like it’s a 20-year-old artifact, but rather a well done modern game. Instead of trying to adapt those levels, Spyro Reignited Trilogy seems to have redesigned everything. The original Spyro levels can look a bit plain, but the levels also were good for the time period of the original game but would feel out of place today with a series of graphic issues that needed to be cleaned up. If I didn’t know about the original titles, I could see this as a new franchise in the same realm as Yooka Layle, or A Hat in Time but even those don’t come close to the quality of the graphics and design here, which only enhances the experience. Toys for Bob kept the original style of Spyro the Dragon but updated it to work in 2019. What’s amazing to me is unlike the look of Crash Bandicoot remake that felt stuck in the 90s, Spyro looks amazing, and could rival many modern games. The original Spyro looks good for the PlayStation era, but he would never work in the modern era, and graphically the old graphics look hideous at times. There are several jagged objects in almost every scene. That was a mistake because the original Playstation graphics were some of the original polygon graphics at the time, and while Mario might still look good for the time, Spyro was in no way developed to be as smooth and polished as other titles. The level of detail on these games are incredible. That graphics engine though is impressive.Īs I played Spyro Reignited Trilogy, I had my nostalgia glasses on and was amazed at how amazing Spyro looked, and while there is a new coat of paint on this game, I had to look back and check out the original titles for the Playstation.
The reason for this order is the same graphics engine is used for all three games, so it’s worth talking about it only once. To review Spyro is a little complicated as there are three games here, I’ve decided to talk about the graphics of the entire package and then talk about each game.
Still being able to play this game on your system of choice is a huge step and it’s a step I’m always glad to see. The fact that what was once an exclusive game is now available on all major platforms is superb, and much like Crash Bandicoot, that simple fact is enough to applaud, but this hardly scratches the surface. First off I have to say it’s amazing to play Spyro on Steam.
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