Don't lament the death of your old favorite franchises, rejoice that they never got turned into Temple Run.
Crash actually adapts particularly well to this kind of game, one could almost mistake it for a Real Game if not for the Calarts-reject enemy models and whatever they've done to Coco.
Rest assured though that once you make a little progress the veneer comes off to reveal the familiar mobile game mechanics beneath: watch this ad to double the numbers of these dozen different "crafting materials" we keep throwing at you, and don't run out of crystals since it's 5 bucc for a 120-pack.
Designed, as always, to leech money off children, for mobile games are the workings of Zalambur.
Crash actually adapts particularly well to this kind of game, one could almost mistake it for a Real Game if not for the Calarts-reject enemy models and whatever they've done to Coco.
Rest assured though that once you make a little progress the veneer comes off to reveal the familiar mobile game mechanics beneath: watch this ad to double the numbers of these dozen different "crafting materials" we keep throwing at you, and don't run out of crystals since it's 5 bucc for a 120-pack.
Designed, as always, to leech money off children, for mobile games are the workings of Zalambur.