I think the best description of Crash would be to call it an interquel "mini-sode." It's about half the length of base Supraland, but because it's got more collect-a-thon fetch quest filler, it feels more like a third of the "stuff." The stuff itself is decent, it won't knock your socks off but it's solid. Lighthearted FPS exploration/puzzles/platforming/combat with occasional moments of frustration when you're stuck.

Commendably, the dev is paying keen attention to consumer feedback. He posted a postmortem analysis in the announcements feed (which I'd highly encourage everyone to read) and has now lowered the base price to a more reasonable $13.99 - unfortunately, this won't show up in wishlist emails the way a 35% sale would've.

Is it worth that price? If you liked Supraland enough that you've read my review thus far, and $14 for 7-13 hours of decent gameplay sounds reasonable to you, I would say yes. It tweaks lots of little things in the gameplay that make it feel distinct from Supraland while still feeling comfortably familiar. Not great, but good.

Recommended.

P.S. I completed the achievements in 12 hours. I have 10 bone-piles uncollected and 1 chest under the metal grates in the starting area that I have no idea how to access.

[h1]When reading reviews older than this one, remember the base price used to be $18.99[/h1] I think the best description of Crash would be to call it an interquel "mini-sode." It's about half the length of base Supraland, but because it's got more collect-a-thon fetch quest filler, it feels more like a third of the "stuff." The stuff itself is decent, it won't knock your socks off but it's solid. Lighthearted FPS exploration/puzzles/platforming/combat with occasional moments of frustration when you're stuck. Commendably, the dev is paying keen attention to consumer feedback. He posted a postmortem analysis in the announcements feed (which I'd highly encourage everyone to read) and has now lowered the base price to a more reasonable $13.99 - unfortunately, this won't show up in wishlist emails the way a 35% sale would've. Is it worth that price? If you liked Supraland enough that you've read my review thus far, and $14 for 7-13 hours of decent gameplay sounds reasonable to you, I would say yes. It tweaks lots of little things in the gameplay that make it feel distinct from Supraland while still feeling comfortably familiar. Not great, but good. Recommended. P.S. I completed the achievements in 12 hours. I have 10 bone-piles uncollected and 1 chest under the metal grates in the starting area that I have no idea how to access.