5 Best PS1 Platforming Games of All Time
If previously VCGamers had discussed the title best PS1 games and best PS1 RPG genre games, so now it's time to discuss the best PS1 games in the platforming genre.
The lineup on this list is well-worth adding to any gamer's game collection, especially those who love the genre. So, for those curious, check it out!
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Recommendations for the 5 Best PS1 Games in the Platforming Genre
For Vicigers For those who don't understand platforming games, simply put, this is a game genre where the goal is to move a character to a certain location in order to complete a mission.
The easiest example, and the one that really popularized it, is of course Super Mario Brooch belongs to Nintendo. And the heyday of this genre was in the era of the PlayStation console (PS1).
Most successful franchises at the time featured the platforming genre, and this left a lasting impression on fans. It's not uncommon for some of them to receive remasters!
Therefore, here, VCGamers has selected five of the best PS1 platforming games that you absolutely must play—especially for nostalgia's sake. Here's the full review:
Klonoa: Door to Phantomile
In fifth place is Capcom's Klonoa, with its first installment, "Door to Phantomile." Yes, this installation is what catapulted the game into a franchise.
Players will then control the rabbit “mascot” to save the dreamland: Phantomile, from the threat of the antagonist character Ghadius and his assistant, Joka.
Featuring gameplay that combines 3D graphics with 2D mechanics, you can experience the thrill of inflating hostiles using the power of the “magic” ring – Klonoa’s specialty!
Rayman 2: The Great Escape
In fourth place is the sequel to the Rayman franchise, "2: The Great Escape." Who doesn't know this legendary character from Ubi Soft?
I'm sure the 90s generation who once had PS1 know what it's like to adventure in the Glade of Dreams universe: controlling a character whose limbs "float."
What makes this sequel exciting is, of course, the graphical quality change from the first installment, which was still 2D. That's right, Rayman 2 has adopted a 3D polygon system!
Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage
Titled “2: Ripto's Rage”, any Spyro fan will be familiar with the second installment on the platform. PS1 This. How could it not be, as a sequel, this game is very "solid"!
Still telling the adventures of Spyro the “mini” Dragon and his friend, Sparx the dragonfly, the plot this time revolves around the aftermath of the defeat of Gnasty Gnorc (the antagonist of the first installation).
And as the title suggests, this time the antagonist is Ripto, who wants to take over the world of Avalar. To prevent him, players will take Spyro on an adventure across three different dimensions!
Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped
If Nintendo has Mario as the platforming “mascot,” then PlayStation has Crash the Bandicoot! You wouldn't be a PS1 gamer if you haven't played this game.
It's no wonder its success spawned three major installments—and that's just on the PS1! This installment, titled "3: Warped," offers a more diverse adventure experience.
Players will enter various levels with different themes, which will eventually face legendary bosses, such as Dr. Neo Cortex, Tiny Tiger, Dingodile, etc.
Tomba! 2: The Evil Swine Returns
And in first place for the best PS1 game in the platforming genre according to VCGamers goes to Tomba!2: The Evil Swine Return, which is a sequel to the Tomba! installation.
Players will still control Tomba. However, what is unique about this game is the role-playing game subgenre (RPGs), collect weapons, clothes, and many other equipment!
And with various environments, levels, side-quests/events, and various secrets available in this game, you can be sure that it will take you more than 17 hours to finish this game 100%!
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