A nice continuation after the success of the N'Sane Trilogy. This plays like the classic Crash Bandicoot games. There are also multiple playable characters, which adds a nice variety. The art style is great too. It fits the Crash series very well. The new mask abilities are neat. Good music is nothing new to Crash Bandicoot, and this soundtrack continues that tradition. All the worlds' environments are very enjoyable and fun to look at (my personal favorite is one with a Mardi Gras parade). The game's story is pretty simple and fairly predictable (not that I was expecting anything groundbreaking going in). The game is nice, but there is such a sharp difficulty spike later on. It goes from a moderate challenge (if you're not collecting everything) to insanely challenging. I didn't do it, but I could only imagine the frustration someone got from trying to 100% this game. It's a bit ridiculous. If you like Crash, you'll like this. It has everything you loved about the originals but be warned of the difficulty spike.