Kero Quest 64 is a Collectathon 3D Platformer inspired by other games in the genre, especially those from the late 90s. You take control of Kero, a blue frog...
Kero Quest 64 is a Collectathon 3D Platformer inspired by other games in the genre, especially those from the late 90s. You take control of Kero, a blue frog seeking to stop a prince from abusing his newly gained powers by collecting Magical Shards around the kingdom.
Do you mean specifically N64 art style or just semi-open 3D platformers?
Because even though lots of them are mediocre, you can still do these right for modern audiences. Super Mario Odyssey comes to mind, I had a blast playing it.
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To each their own but for me these types of games are better remembered than played.
Do you mean specifically N64 art style or just semi-open 3D platformers?
Because even though lots of them are mediocre, you can still do these right for modern audiences. Super Mario Odyssey comes to mind, I had a blast playing it.
I’m talking collectathon games like banjo kazooie, dk 64, etc. 3d platformer can still be good like Mario odyssey and Astro bot.
I mean Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Odyssey really are a kind of collectathon too.
They just don’t push it to the extent of Rare’s stuff, and Odyssey in particular does a very good job of eliminating the tedious parts.