The traditional levels are fantastic and a breath of fresh air since it goes to places that have lots of culture instead of it being mostly jungle/science lair themed. The powerups are a cool addition, although they are clearly intended for replayability instead of progression like in a Metroidvania, some levels do require the powerup to be used, but at that point you already have it. This game would have been better than Crash 2 if it wasn't for the gimmicky levels, so for me it's a tie.

So basically the motorcycle, jet skiing and airplane levels are meh. Everything else is great!

At the moment, this is definitely my favorite Crash game. It's easily my favorite 3D platformer, along with my boy Spyro. Almost every stage is fun and well-designed, and there are so many cool new mechanics in the game. Moreover, Crash's moveset is at its best version. The Fruit Bazooka is one of the most enjoyable additions I've seen in a platformer. I'm gonna miss it!

One thing I wished, though, was to be able to play with Coco on a normal stage like the N. Sane trilogy did. It would probably be pretty cool, but I don't think neither the devs nor the players were ready for such a big change yet.

an even more refined version of the previous 2 Crash games, great controls and impressive presentation, solid level-design and variety.

funnily enough this variety might be the most weakest aspect of Warped, it's an welcome change of pace after 2 platforming heavy games but Naughty Dog went a bit too far with the number of vehicle levels and some of them were either brutally hard or too long sometimes, I appreciate their attempt to give more gameplay variety but the 3D platforming levels were easily the most enjoyable and what I looked forward the most during my playtime.

still an great game, full of content and charm, just an top-notch 3D platformer when it needs to be, I can see why people consider it to be the best Crash game on the Playstation and this was an solid end for Naughty Dog's ventures with the series before moving on to other things.

While watered down by vehicle/gimmick levels, this game is a solid experience. The level themes are varied and interesting and the power-ups add a bit of flavor to the platforming. The completion of this game takes significantly more time than the previous entries due to the addition of time relics. While some despise this inclusion, I think it fits just right into the Crash series. Very solid PS1 visuals, and the final Crash platformer made by Naughty Dog. This game is my second favorite in the original Crash trilogy, but I completely understand why many say that this is their favorite.

Playing this on PS1 is probably my earliest memory with gaming. I was terrible at games as a kid though, so I didn’t beat the game until I downloaded it on PS3 years later. As I grew up, I lost interest in platformers, so a lot of my enjoyment of this game is nostalgia. Still, it’s not hard to see why this series is respected. This entry in particular has a lot of fun level variety and good boss fights. The difficulty increases fairly over the course of the game, and there’s even unlockables and challenges to add replay value. I’ll always have the medieval theme stuck in my head but I remember the whole soundtrack was good too. Since I probably won’t get into the genre again, I’m glad I can say that I experienced this classic.