Mastodawn

(5/5)
And the game ended with a slightly crookedly made but epic boss fight. Let me remind you, it started out very childish and fairy-tale. Now I don't even know what kind of setting it is, but I like it. It's a shame they don't make games like this now, and it's a shame we'll never see a sequel to this series. But I'm grateful to this game for teaching me to love games for real. I wish everyone to try and pass it

The game was weird. Very strange. This was especially emphasized by the Russian dubbing (I happen to understand it). In this translation, the “Swamp” colocation gave the impression that the local villain was having an affair with his... mom... there were a lot of sexual innuendos, and it was tense. What's with the level transitions? If it wasn't done under LSD, I don't know what to say.

(4/5)
It was one of the first games in my life that had such a cool sense of world development and immersion in darkness. You know, like the Mario games where you're in Bowser's lava-filled castle at the end. Everything started in a fantasy world, moving first to forest locations, similar to luminal spaces, ending with a factory, and some kind of frank schizo associated with the gods....

(3/5)
I was introduced to this game in 2005.

And, perhaps, it was May's first licensed game in my life. It was published in our region on 3 CD disks, and it was interrupted by the fact that in the middle of the game to continue you had to insert the second and then the third disk. After all, back in those days on the PC, most people were hammering a huge dick. And the jump in it was to the C button. It's a good thing I was curious enough

(2/5)
The sense of nostalgia has its place, but I can't help but notice how much this game is a reflection of the era in which it came out. It even makes me long for the old days when big companies could make games about cartoon characters in fantasy worlds without it being a spinoff or indie game. A game that you wouldn't be laughed at in school for, that you weren't ashamed to play as an adult

(1/5)
A little tred about the game of my life. I apologize for any mistakes in the text, as English is not my native language.

Everyone is familiar with Rayman 2, right? At a conscious age I found out that it is a legendary game, which is in the top of the best games of all time. However, for some reason, the threequel of the series is not as popular, and in general, about not a few people know. It makes me sad. We will talk about the Rayman 3