Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time PS4 PS5

It's About Time, For a brand-wumping new Crash Bandicoot™ game! Crash forward into a time-shattering adventure with the world's most famous marsupials. Neo Cortex and N. Tropy are back at it again, they are launching an all-out assault on not just this universe, but the entire multiverse! Luckily, Crash and Coco are here to save the day by reuniting the four Quantum Masks and bending the rules of reality. New abilities available, More playable characters, of course, Alternate dimensions, New ridonkulous bosses, and the same awesome sauce that we have grown to love with Crash Bandicoot™.

Fun Characters and Addictive Platforming Action
The developer of Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time, Toys for Bob has pulled off something unusual by making a game that follows on from the Naughty Dog trilogy that finished in 1998 and totally ignoring anything that was created afterward, and the development team seems to have really got the whole Crash experience, giving you all the fun characters and addictive platforming action that you originally fell in love with, then adding some great new ideas that smoothly combine with them, so it seems that they were always meant to be there and are seamless. Picking up where Crash Bandicoot Warped finished off, we are reunited with the classic baddies N. Tropy and Neo Cortex, who along with Uka-Uka break out of prison and as baddies do unveil a cunning plan to not only conquer the universe but the whole damn Multiverse. If I asked you to tell me the things about the franchise that you liked the most, I can guarantee that the self-effacing humor that is synonymous with Crash Bandicoot will be top of the list, and Toys for Bob haven't missed out on the opportunity to exploit that fondness by having it in bucket loads, an amusing script that is self-aware, tells a funny and entertaining story in a manner that you will find almost nostalgic.

Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time has not skimped on ingenious ways to kill you, the 4 Quantum Masks that Toys for Bob have introduced each play a certain role in the gameplay Ika-Ika is the mask of gravity that flips everything and allows you to travel along the ceiling, Kupana-Wa is the mask of time and slows down fast-moving platforms and allows you to dodge faster enemies, Akano is the mask of matter and this allows Crash and Coco to spin energetically and hover letting you glide from one platform to another and the final mask is Lani-Loli the Quantum Mask of Space which permits the pair to actually phase through obstacles crates and objects. Each mask has its own character and personality, and they are all very different. They also introduce you to some new ways of traversing the platform, rope swinging, rail grinding, and wall running all fit seamlessly into the gameplay and take nothing away from the essentials of timing and precision. Veterans of the Franchise are really going to appreciate the revamped bits and the classic gameplay, and newcomers are lucky that they get to play the best ever Crash Bandicoot game as their first experience.