Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage! (2018)

Toys for Bob

Remake of Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!

Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 4 · Xbox One

3.40 from 5 ratings

6 members have it in their collection · 1 backlogged

Spyro has been brought to the land of Avalar to defeat the evil sorcerer Ripto who has brought war to Avalar’s Homeworlds. Each Homeworld is being held captive by Ripto and his minions, and it's up to Spyro to defeat them and bring peace to Avalar’s realms.
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Details

Developers
Toys for Bob
Publishers
Activision
Genres
Adventure, Platform
Themes
Action
Franchises
Spyro the Dragon
Series
Spyro the Dragon

Release dates

  • Nov 13, 2018 (Worldwide) PlayStation 4, Xbox One
  • Sep 03, 2019 (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch, PC (Microsoft Windows)

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Rating distribution

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Community All Reviews Statuses

SIGINT

Status SIGINT Feb 5, 2022

Spyro 2 has some clear improvements over its predecessor, but doesn’t feel overall different and fresh enough for me to want to play through it all right after playing the first one. Much less moving on to the third game — I’ll come back to these sometime in the future.

To wrap up thoughts on the first game, it was …

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Spyro 2 has some clear improvements over its predecessor, but doesn’t feel overall different and fresh enough for me to want to play through it all right after playing the first one. Much less moving on to the third game — I’ll come back to these sometime in the future.

To wrap up thoughts on the first game, it was fun almost all the way through for me. I thought the last couple levels were pretty frustrating, especially the absolutely atrocious final boss. Someone should probably get arrested for that one. Luckily the prior worlds had a fun variety of levels, and I enjoyed the hub structure and general progression of the game. No story really to speak of but that was fine, kept it concise and focused. #2 already has all these cutscenes and minigames and extra things the first game lacked, and I’m like, maybe I actually prefer the straightforwardness of the first game.

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