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Review Gex Trilogy

Date: 16/06/2025 (Last saved review: 20/07/2025) - Review: CommentChoisir.fr

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15 Ratings ranked from best to worst, green to good grades, red to bad, Average rating: 3.3/5.
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7/10 Nintendo Life	7/10 Checkpoint Gaming	7/10 XBoxEra	70/100 COGconnected
7/10 ZTGD	7/10 VideoChums	7/10 Niche Gamer	7/10 GameReactor
7/10 Nintendo-Town	6/10 GameHope	6/10 TheSixthAxis	6/10 Vandal

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Nintendo Life

Screams '90s from the rooftops, and that's a plus in so many ways
Still inventive and fun, with much to explore and do across all three entries
The bonus materials are welcome, as are its save and rewind functions

No regional options for the different vocal talent is a big shame
The fetch quest angle for progression feels somewhat aged
The first game can feel frustrating these days

reviewed at 16/06/2025 - [read the full review on Nintendo Life]

Checkpoint Gaming

Faithful remaster with good improvements
Super colourful and quirky games
Save-anywhere feature is great
Bonus filters and extras are a nice touch

Camera issues in 3D games
Voice acting may dissapoint PAL fans
Content feels light on compared to similar packages
GEX games are sadly dated in places

reviewed at 16/06/2025 - [read the full review on Checkpoint Gaming]

XBoxEra

3 quite unique platformers
The humor still has its moments
A lot of relics from the era like ads and artworks

The 3D games in particular haven't aged all that gracefully
Minimal improvements in the remastering process

reviewed at 16/06/2025 - [read the full review on XBoxEra]

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COGconnected

Extensive extras
Modern quality of life features
Lots of secrets

No Game Boy Color games
No international Gex versions
3D camera is frustrating

reviewed at 16/06/2025 - [read the full review on COGconnected]

ZTGD

Modernized controls
Rewind feature
Extras are excellent

Missing content and versions
Some jokes have not aged gracefully

reviewed at 19/06/2025 - [read the full review on ZTGD]

VideoChums

Includes one entertaining 2D platformer and a couple of fun 3D ones
Stage designs feature lots of imagination
Plenty of replay incentives and extras

Graphics definitely haven't aged well
A lot of the humour is very dated
Some parts will leave you wandering around

reviewed at 20/06/2025 - [read the full review on VideoChums]

Niche Gamer

360 Degree movement compared to the 8 directional pad
Can save mid-level incase you need to leave
Can rewind incase you screw up when platforming or fighting a boss
Interesting Interview and cool concept art.
Gameplay and Story is still fun

Camera will lock at certain angles even when it is supposed to be unlocked
Visual enhancements feel like a mod or a scaler
Jokes are dated and will fly over younger audiences heads.

reviewed at 23/06/2025 - [read the full review on Niche Gamer]

GameReactor

The third Gex is still a great game
Free saving makes the first game better

The second game in the series is not nearly as good
The sense of humour will definitely split the audience

reviewed at 01/07/2025 - [read the full review on GameReactor]

Nintendo-Town

Inventivité level-design et thèmes déjantés
Bonus copieux (art, musiques, interviews)
Modernisations bienvenues (sauvegarde, rewinds)

Caméra 3D toujours problématique
Humour très années 90 (stéréotypes, blagues lourdingues)
Graphismes vieillissants (surtout Enter The Gecko)

reviewed at 08/07/2025 - [read the full review on Nintendo-Town]

GameHope

Three games in one...
Adventures always just as quirky
A few modern touches (rewind, saves)
Overall interesting platformers...

But a little expensive considering the quality.
The original version for absent subscribers
The feeling of playing on an emulator
But with the flaws of the time (jumping management, camera...).

[6/10] reviewed at 17/06/2025 - Gex Trilogy (Xbox Series) [read the full review on GameHope]
[6/10] reviewed at 17/06/2025 - Gex Trilogy (Nintendo Switch) [read the full review on GameHope]
[6/10] reviewed at 17/06/2025 - Gex Trilogy (PS5) [read the full review on GameHope]
[6/10] reviewed at 17/06/2025 - Gex Trilogy (PC) [read the full review on GameHope]

TheSixthAxis

Gex 2 and 3 are solid platformers
Lots of missions and levels to complete
Nostalgic glimpse into another time
Quality of life improvements are welcome

Not the most complete of collections
Finishing the game doesn?t let you go back and go for 100%
Could have had more significant improvements

reviewed at 09/07/2025 - [read the full review on TheSixthAxis]

Vandal

No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.

reviewed at 20/07/2025 - [read the full review on Vandal]