Crash Bandicoot 2 in the N. Sane Trilogy is a faithful remake of a PS1 classic, rebuilt from the ground up by Vicarious Visions for modern platforms.

No community votes have been recorded yet for this title across any criteria, so there's nothing to read into the numbers. The slate is blank. That said, with 181 duels already played, some data should start shaping up soon.

What we do know from the game itself: this is a third-person platformer, single-player only, with a mix of action, fantasy and sci-fi themes. The N. Sane Trilogy version updates the visuals and controls while keeping the original level design intact. For a remake, that's a deliberate choice, one that fans of the original tend to appreciate and newcomers sometimes find rigid.

Compared to other platformers in the genre, Crash 2 has always been considered a step up from the first game, with more varied mechanics and better pacing. The remake doesn't reinvent that, it preserves it.

This is a game for people who grew up with Crash and want that experience back on modern hardware, or for players curious about where 3D platformers came from. If you need open worlds or modern quality-of-life features, you might find it limited.