Crash 4 Review - Comically Difficult 

I forgot to mention the wumpa fruit. I love how they've made it so you automatically get it once you break a box. That does a lot to improve the pacing of the game, since you don't have to start and stop all the time anymore.

Dyed side mohawk strong woman is the new serious bald white man protag

"Crash and Coco are equals in this game." "Crash is basically Coco's pet." :P

I gotta be real and say I adore the over-animation most of the time, I think it fits the new art style which I'm also a huge fan of. This is probably because I'm a 3D animator who tries to push for stylised movement and silhouette as well, so it's absolutely a huge bias of mine. I won't deny that more subtle animation can benefit even the cartooniest of characters however, and I'm sure it would still be equally as impressive. Things like little eye darts, subtle motions in the fingers, etc. I imagine due to the nature of the narrative and the short cutscene length, there weren't many opportunities for longer shots with more subtle character movement and they definitely wanted to show off how expressive and posable their new character rigs were. Anyway, cool video, I've been watching a lot of your stuff recently and am really enjoying it all.

What a surprise! This'll be a great way to start my morning.

This was my first crash game and tbh it was awesome I love this game

The inverted levels are just filler, but 100% in Crash 4 isnt too bad since you dont need the time relics or perfect relics to get 100%. My issue is that these levels are too long for time trials.

43:05 -- Put this perfectly. I really hated how they marketed Tawna's appearance in this game before release, as if we couldn't just use the original Tawna and her design and make HER the badass version. That after Crash 1 she learned to fend for herself. This is my least favourite trope for female characters, because it defeats the entire point of "woman character is badass" - because it means they HAVE to be this, or nothing. 48:28 - Yes! I thought the animation was gorgeous, even in the cutscenes, but it absolutely felt like everything was way over the top. It was cringey to a point, which merged with the new "Woah, look how hip, cool, and quirky the new Coco and Tawna are!" just really didn't do it for me. I did like how Crash was animated, though. And Cortex's design just... Eugh.

What you said about bosses reminded me that I really do love bosses when done well and they are my favorite part of Sonic Heroes. However my favorite platformer generally is still Rayman 3 and no one ever mentions it! The feel and control is perfect. The combat is just deep enough and has some of the best takes on how power-ups are used, actually requiring some strategy if you're going for high scores. You should definitely check it out if you like actually good 3d platformers.

33:50 you really timed your "again"s perfectly here

Your videos are always very good. I like what you have to say about games even though I don't always agree with you on everything.

I agree with u on the Tanya thing and the character designs of those characters and just how most "strong female" characters are written and drawn the same

Crash Twinsanity has a lot of platforming that's on bar with crash 1 and 4 but you'll probably never give it a chance

I think the thing that bothers me the most is that its usually only ONE BOX thats really well hidden. Like I ended almost every single level with 109/110 or something like that just ONE OFF. Like if it was a few I wouldnt mind and would probably not even think about it. But when its 1, I'm like how? Where?

Would love to hear your thoughts on the DKC trilogy and Tropical Freeze, or maybe Rayman Origins and Legends. I find your vids provide nice insights on these platforming games and have some interesting perspectives I don't often see. Branching from Sonic to Crash made me very curious on what you think of some of the other big name precision platformers, much like Sonic and Crash I think the others I mentioned are both difficult in the right ways and fun to play in a 'time attack' way. I often hear empty praise for them without saying exactly why they're good so a critical perspective might be refreshing for a change.

If anything I hate the art style in the N.Sane Trilogy, It feels like they Just made the models and Put realístic Fur and ignored the zanyiness and cartooniness that the PS1 models and concept art had, now with Crash 4 We finally have a hd zanyiness and cartooness characters that the original concept art aimed for.

I'm downloading this for camping tonight, you rule thanks!

FINALLY someone who appreciates this game and it's difficulty. Personally it's my favorite Crash Bandicoot ever, but I feel Toys for Bob should have been more lenient with the completion requirements (just like the Nsane Trilogy only required gold relics to 100% the games) and consider the nsane perfect relics and platinum relics as extra challenges for the people that want to go as far mastering this game, just like they did with the dev relics. Personally I enjoyed the challenge of the perfect relics and didn't mind the nverted levels that much since I would do them while practicing mastering a level, but I understand how most players find this too difficult for them.

Someone finally gives this game the credit it deserves. Hands down my favourite platformer, absolute masterclass.

For some perspective on the game's tone, it's a lot wackier than Crash 3, but nowhere NEAR as wacky as Twinsanity or Titans, like they were trying to strike some middle ground between the Crash fans that never left and the Crash fans that did.

I love how this game throws no BS gameplay as Crash 3 do. It's pure insane platformer and how levels are designed, they always keep me comming back. Variety also helps a lot, only offering you more platform challenges with different characters. It's friggin' hard as well, that helps to keep the challenge high. The flashback levels remind me of those Kaizo levels in Mario World somehow but in Crash style were they stretch the difficulty so much but always taking advantage on the level design in creative ways with the boxes. Altrough played the game in Classic mode just to challenge myself, still I ended up looking only at 2 whole game over screens in the whole game. Completion aside, it's the best Crash game.

Yeah for whatever reason, people act like getting 100% in this game RUINS the entire thing, and while I thought the process of getting all the gems was a fun and important part of the original trilogy, I don’t need to complete Crash 4 to have a ton of fun with the game and for it to be my favorite Crash game. The standard level design, controls, platforming, etc is just that good. The alternate timeline levels making you replay most of the standard Crash/Coco level afterwards can get repetitive, especially if it’s a level you don’t particularly like, but overall this game is just so damn fun. It is also the same reason I prefer Mario 3D World over most of the other 3D Mario games because there’s just more straight up platforming challenges in 3D World. I’ll also disagree with you on the art style for Crash 4. I think the N. Same games look fiiiiiine I guess, but after playing Crash 4 I can’t help but think it just looks really ugly.

49:14 you heard it here folks: Pariah doesn’t like it when animation is used as a way to make the characters look lively. /j Seriously though, as an animator, the statement kind of bothers me. The animation of this game is supposed to make it look like it’s a cartoon, because they are cartoon characters. This is the kind of animation Sonic fans strive for.

i've never played a crash game but this was still a great video to watch. i always appreciate your perspective on games suggestion for future vids: megaman zero series

The alternate dimension Tawna is pretty weird, since Tawna was already a black-slate anyway

I really love your voice, because, like it's always hard to tell whether you're being sarcastic or not.

I hate that they replaced the running shoes. I get that it's for a more skill-based challenge, but it feels more like adding a lot more steps to get the same result as just holding the button and zooming through the level.

Mfw Pariah's thumbnails could easily be album covers.

This is is sequel I always wanted, and more. This true evolution of Crash gameplay being flimar, and fresh is great blend imo. They do pad this game out to justify the price tag. Which isn't necessarily lengh doesn't automatically make game better. This by far one of best, and consistent Crash experiences. Never takes nose dive in quailty like the previous games normally do. I am little biased towards easy to play hard to master though. I don't get much satisfaction out of easy games.

Actually, Developer times technically already existed in Crash 3. they were just hidden in that game iirc. I think its a good addition that they didn't hide that stuff in Crash 4. I generally find it weird in modern day when people complain about "having too much optional content". It's like people these days don't buy games to have things to do and have fun, but instead to say they beat a game and add it to their list of completed games. Like you said, if you don't wanna do it, just don't lol. Glad to hear the game lived up to what I heard of it. I actually agree with the game being a bit over animated. it's hard for em to explain but it kind of feels overdone to an extent to the point where it doesn't feel organic. Like, I end up feeling like it smore the thing going "Look how much we can animate and push these movements!" rather than just making an organic feeling experience. I don't wanna say its "bad", it isn't. But maybe just show some restraint, lol.

I agree with basically everything, great video

I do absolutely love this game...on a casual run. On a completionist run, it's a tedious nightmare. But I will say it might be my favorite Crash game, and that's saying something considering for many, many years, I've considered Crash 3 to be my favorite game. Most of the levels (on a casual run) feel tough, but fair, which is something I'll take any day over a game that's just hard to the point of being way more frustrating than fun. One thing I will criticize is how long the levels are. I do feel like they go on a bit too long, which isn't a problem, again on a casual run. But if you do try to get through the game on a completionist run, it can be a nightmare if you don't know where everything is. I do like the flashback tapes, but I do feel like they get a bit too hard at times. I think that's the main thing for me. If they just took some of more difficult parts and just toned them down just a tad, then I think the gameplay would be near perfect for Crash. Now with the story, character designs and all that stuff, I think they're fine enough, though as my brother said, Coco's head has a Kingdom Hearts foot problem lol. Also I definitely agree with you that the characters move around a little too much and their features are a bit too cartoony. But overall, I love this game. Crash 3 will always get nostalgia points from me, making it my favorite, but without nostalgia, Crash 4 may be my favorite as of right now.

Not disagreeing with you about the game's difficulty, but when I played this last week I didn't go for any challenges or gems, I just tried to see how long it would take to get through all the levels. It only took me about 3 and a half hours. Most of that was spent on the last two worlds of course

I hope Sonic gets a 3D game as good as Crash 4 and Mario Oddyssey

The way you talk about the difficulty in the first five or so minutes of the video makes me think you'd probably love Celeste!

Thankfully the 100% crap is optional. Its really good if you just casually blaze through it. I only try to completionize a stage just for a certain costume.

I still think they tried way too hard justifying the $60 price tag with it's overly long full completion requirement. At least it's a satisfying enough game to normally beat.

13:02 Interestingly enough you can also move to the sides without hanging but the game never tells you that nor takes advantage of it.

Yeah, besides 100 percent thing, this is considered besr crash game. But even 100 percent is kind of overblow since it is only inverted levels that are pure filler. Sure, huge chunk of the game, but that is why I advize people to treat them as new game plus.

Hopefully Spyro gets the same 4th game redo treatment. This game seems solid and looking forward to getting it one day.

crash 4 was tons of fun. ;)

Crash 4 is my favorite game in the series. I do have a few grievances with it but overall it's a smash hit with me. My biggest gripe with it is I feel that most of the levels are wayyyy to lengthy. Especially closer to the end. Making time trials an absolute pain to restart. For real, some levels can be over 30 minutes long. That's asinine. Crash 1 is my second favorite game and those levels are a few minutes long at most if you're tearing ass through them. Making them far less frustrating to retry. I also don't like how many crates are completely hidden in some levels. Like, without a walkthrough I would have never of found some of these crates. My favorite feature though is hands down the circle underneath Crash. It makes platforming so much better. I love the original trilogy to death but depth perception wasn't it's strength.

You may be my favorite game reviewer. Also, can I be honest? You sound like Rob Paulsen. xD I'm sorry, I couldn't stop thinking about it.

Hiding crates like easter eggs isn't a challenge, it is just needlessly annoying and pads out your playtime for nothing (this is specially an issue in Tawna's levels where the crates are hidden away in the background, making you spam the hook everywhere like a maniac); That's also not mentioning how it makes N.Sanely Perfect Relics a chore because of it (overall i don't buy what you said at the beginning, where the developers "understood the games" and how it doesn't have bs moments, since it is full of them). The only true good challenge this game has to offer are the flashback tapes (both in obtaining them and playing its levels), outside of that perfect relics and n.verted levels are abysmal.

Disagree about the N.Sane Trilogy vs Crash 4 style comparison. Not saying that the character models of Crash 4 are great, but I much prefer the cartoony style over the weird realistic fur textured N Sane Trilogy.

Just got my copy of klonoa from the UK, so nostalgic, nice to have them on a modern console, I'll play them when I'm done with psychonauts 2

I think that the next step for developers to make an "unforgettable" game like crash is to design something that doesn't require us to watch walkthroughs.... I know that's easier said than done... but damn, it would take gaming in 2024+ to the next level

Time to spend an hour in bed.

It's been interesting hearing your perspective on Crash, it's basically completely the opposite of the general consensus lol. I respect a fellow Crash 1 enjoyer ヽ(⌐■_■)ノ♪♬

Attempting to 100% the game was borderline traumatizing. The highest I achieved before losing my mind 92%. Then I lost my mind and decided it wasn't healthy for me to keep hunting for the 100%. I was distracted with collectible that I couldn't appreciate or judge if the gameplay or story was any good. After a few years, I will come back to it, and replay it from the start, in modern mode, infinite lives, follow the main path, without intentionally seeking any collectible.

It's definitely my favorite crash game it improves a lot of the gameplay aspects from the trilogy mainly the level design and controls, I agree with some of the negatives you mentioned like how tedious the gem collection can be because the game hides boxes off screen and the n verted mode is just filler, I do like the art style and designs though it's very pleasing to look at.

43:57 I wouldn't say just videogames, but modern fiction in general, with "Strong female characters"... Which is just wrong.

About 5min in hearing about the praise of difficulty: Would this be a good platformer to play having played Celeste? Does Crash 4 have a similar room-focused platforming challenge progression. The thing that maybe made me think this series was more like Pac in the past was its collect every box style then being pretty on the rails when I'd liked Mario's 3D being more open. I'd be open to playing Crash 4.

I agree with you on pretty much everything except one thing: the triple spin is complete garbage unless you remap the button for spinning and even then I'd prefer just having to slide-spin. Also I found the bosses way too easy and boring personally, not on par with the regular levels in the slightest

Very good analysis, I agree with a lot of your takes. -Gameplay wise, this game is great, characters felt good to control, very good level design and I like the difficulty. -Completion requirements? The amount of hidden boxes, the hidden gems in every level and some of their absurd locations, and N Verted mode, all felt like a chore, not very good. I'm also not the biggest fan of time trials since the beggining, but it's worse in this game just due to how long and difficult the levels are. Plus not sure how I feel about the triple spin. But still it's not as bad as the N Verted mode, because at least, like Caddicarus said, you're playing the level in a completely different way. N Verted mode just makes you do the same crap. I didn't mind the Perfect Relics though. -Music is good, some definitely stood out to me, but mostly it's just not as memorable as the original trilogy. -I personally like the art style and I didn't mind the character redesigns (except Alt-Tawna) but if I were to choose, I prefer the visuals of CTR:Nitro Fueled more, that game looks amazing, it's cartoony but not overly so, and it improved on a lot of the things the N Sane Trilogy lacked. This very cartoony art style works better for games like Spyro, it's why I love what Toys 4 Bob did with the Reignited Trilogy. -In terms of animation, I never considered how over-animated it is. Now that you said it, I can definitely see it. I think Toys 4 Bob animation directors went too hard on the "Crash was inspired by Looney Tunes" thing. But I still liked it, it's better to be over-animated than have stiff animation, like some parts of the N Sane Trilogy. -I thought the story was overall good, but what I didn't like was the way they handled the N Tropies. I expected a huge showdown and was let down by how quick they were defeated. Also not a big fan of Alt-Tawna, and how there's no mention of the original Tawna, other than "we lost touch in your universe too huh?". Not even in the flashback tapes. -I agree that Coco's characterization was a little off. About N Gin, I guess they were trying to strike a middle ground between the original N Gin and the more chaotic N Gin from later games. I didn't mind. Dingodile felt off to me at first, but I got used to it. But seeing him made me wonder just how much time passed between 3 and 4?

I personally hated the new masks. -The phase mask was annoying. -The dark matter mask was basically death tornado spin, so just let me have it. -The time slow mask was mostly useless. -The gravity mask was the only good one, but it comes way too late into the game.

Getting 106% on this game was no joke... definitely anything after "the crate escape" followed by the last island. But you just have to learn by trial and error. It's true that it's hard, but the game wasn't broken by its own mechanics by default. It did literally drove me into N.sanity🤪 (To the extent where a 33 y/o man would do a happy dance after completing a perfect run). The one complaint: some of the boxes and gems were literally out-of-sight... you can only get them by watching a walkthrough.

This game made me so fucking mad and I loved every second of it.

Please play Crash Twinsanity!

I'm like you in that I love Coco more than Crash, I guess Coco Bandicoot didn't roll off the tongue in focus groups back in the 90s.

For personal reason, i have yet to play this game, but good to know that it's a good one :D

I struggle choosing between 2 on PS1 and 4 as my favorite Crash game

Wow my thoughts on this game are really similar to yours. I'm a fan of the core gameplay and level design, but not a fan of the hidden boxes, art style change and the fact that multidimensional travel just felt kinda pointless as almost everything coulda just been time travel.

I have a weird mindset when it comes to this game, on one hand I’d say it does have the best level design and controls of any crash game but on the other hand it also has the most filler and repetitive full completion requirements of any crash game easily. I personally put the original trilogy over crash 4 just bc i like that those games are more compact and not bloated like this game is. I feel with this game you have to ignore content to get the most out of the game without getting annoyed at it and to me that’s a problem. But casually speaking the game is great.

you forgot that crash could talk. In This game

35:31 "If it's not fun then just don't do it." I follow what you're saying in most of the video but I absolutely hate this argument. Completion is a very satisfying part of games for many people, so if the process is tedious or unfun, then yes, that deserves to be a major black mark on the game. It's value that you're being robbed of, content you can't enjoy.

Let’s gooooo

This game is the 2nd best after Warped imo.

I disagree about the art style. I think it's a much better fit for Crash than the style of N.Sane, and it makes more sense if you think of this as a continuation of the Crash series as a whole, not just the sequel to Warped. Crash 4's aesthetic makes more sense as 'Crash 8' than as a sequel to Crash 3 Warped, or more specifically the remake of Crash Warped featured in N.Sane Trilogy.

I gave you a "like" when you revealed your opinion about Alt Tawna.

I like it but 100%ing the levels is such a nightmare. I want the costumes but that 100% is near impossible on the first run and I hate that.

the only issues i've had with crash 4 is the inverted levels feeling like filler and the time trials lasting way too long making them feel so tedious. I've completed everything in crash 4 except the time trials, i'm roughly half way done with them, and they aren't as fun as some of the time trials in the n sane trilogy. those felt rewarding, crash 4's feel unfair at times. other than those two minor problems, crash 4 was amazing and is the best crash game every made.

Just curious, are there any genre other than platformers that you really like? And if yes what are they? And will you review those games?

Loved the game but too frustrating for me. Lack of checkpoints and the levels are too long to be 100% as they were in crash 2-3. I liked it but I have more fun in the old games. This is too much for me

Tawna looks like Zarya from OW

just not the biggest fan of coco’s design :P

cart bandit cop four

The first 2 minutes felt like a bit of gaslighting. Perhaps Im commenting too early, but this game is dead last in terms of quality and content. At least of the numbered game This game...the devs made a _decent_ Crash title. And that works favorably in light of how licensing and brand recognition works. The original devs said it best when they posed the question "why would you want a new one". They understood the market when it sold well and how it really only made sense during that time As for this period, I'm not convinced the devs really know how to push the medium. They dont really introduce anything we haven't seen before OR what they do include are thematic references to things other franchises have access to, such as interspace travel (Ratchet and Clank: Rift apart) Again they make a competent game, but one that is very plastic and safe. It's a Walmart title, if you know Crash by name, this is the one they will hand to you (for 59.99) There's no paraphernalia, no culture, no expanded kit you can invest in unless we're talking about microtransactions. In other words, I'm not looking out for a three 5 hour DLC campaigns focusing on Dingodile or Crunch, its just the base package Doing it better? Again, what are they doing to push the meta? What makes this one modern that would maybe even intrigue adult players into looking at Crash in a way they didn't think of before? Me, the only time I could count myself having fun was when they introduced the spin mask. They were playing around with camera perspectives, having the player push the mechanic using trails/achievements, and it revitalized one of crash's core gameplay routines from crash 1 level one: can you cross and get all the boxes without falling The rest of the game I'm fighting with the mechanics, having to sit through cornball dialogue, and having rote muscle memory punished like Im the one who's wrong for playing the older games. By the end of each level you get a score and its like "Jesus, they expected all that" I got every platinum in Crash 3 and even that wasn't this taxing. The skill ceiling becomes the floor which may as well be a spike pit for the things Ive mentioned earlier. And with a new experience, there's not a whole lot of incentive to see it through. As an adult, doing so would be a waste of time I say that, not as a boomer, but as completionist who understands the core ethics of speedrunning. Crash 2 is objectively a far superior game and its over 20 years old. You would think that in that time, the devs would be able to deliver a product for a console that mostly adults can afford

not sure if you game on pc but on steam there's a game called Psilosybil it's inspired by crash 1

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the additional characters kinda suck especially tawna since her lankiness makes her hit box very akward. it's why most platformers have stubby characters you play as. also you cant really play this game with a completionist mindset or you'll be miserable for the majority of it. once I gave up trying to get every box and failing 90% of the time I was finally able to enjoy the game, but still just having that experience for the first few worlds left me feeling pretty sour toward the game. I think the cinematics are pretty good, but that could just be me thinking of the alternative of under animated cutscenes that ratchet and clank had in its remake also CTR is still the best crash game.

Easily a Masterpiece.....The Platinum issue doesn't matter at all lol. The music is meh except the level where it's all 50s style cartoons? You remember where it ended with you going on a rail and the ghosts are following you playing instruments? That was Great.

the New Orleans world is dated "A few days ago"

43:30 Because they're into furries.

I'm sorry, but I couldn't disagree more. I do not like this game at all. Everything, from level design to the alternate characters, I hated. They went way overboard with everything. Level design is frustrating and irritating, especially in the late game. They expect the world from the player for full completion, having far too many boxes per level, with way too many of them being stupidly hidden. (NO LEVEL SHOULD HAVE FIVE HUNDRED AND TWO BOXES.) Expecting the player to get Platinum Relics on every level is horrible, as well as making the player get every box without dying once for another collectible. (WHICH MAKES THE 3 DEATH GEMS COMPLETELY IRRELEVANT.) The Quantum Masks have awful voices and terrible mechanics. The phase mask is frustrating, the spin mask just makes me wish I had Death Tornado Spin as a power-up instead, Time Slow is irritating, and the gravity mask is... Okay, I guess... And speaking of power-ups, Triple Spin is horrible. Just give me the Crash Dash instead... Timeline levels are also awful. You get to play as your alternate character for a little bit, then you have to replay half the level as Crash? WHY!? WHY couldn't it have just been exclusively the alternate character instead of making the player play the exact same level design they JUST DID!? N. Verted is horrible filler, just to get that Gem counter up. (You need 456 GEMS for another ending.) And SPEAKING of those endings... Your reward for doing every last thing in the game and getting 106%... Is a 20 second cutscene. I didn't go for 106% myself, but if I'd done all of that to be greeted with what you get, I'd have given up on the series. The one thing that I agree with in this review is the criticism of the artstyle. I despise the artstyle of this game, especially Coco's character design, giving her an American Football head, and Tawna's design. They could've just made it regular Tawna from N. Sane. She fended off the Lab Assistants in 1, why could they have not just made it the same design as N. Sane? Why did they have to mess with the designs at all!? If it isn't broken, don't fix it. And the biggest kick in the balls about these designs... The final cutscene of the whole game after the final boss LITERALLY SHOWS THE OPENING CUTSCENE OF CRASH 1 FROM THE N. SANE TRILOGY, SO THEY HAD NO EXCUSE. My God, Toys for Bob dropped the ball with this game... The fact that they had the gall, the nerve, to stick a massive 4 on the title and expect people to revere it as the definitive 4th entry to one of the greatest video game trilogies ever is downright insulting. This very nearly made me quit the entire series, even without the 106% bullshit. Crash 2 is a vastly superior game, and I have absolutely no qualms in calling this game, without question, the worst Crash Bandicoot platformer I've played, possibly even one of the worst games I've ever played in my life. And I've played Sonic 06 and Mega Man X7. Both of them, I would replay in an instant over this abomination.

35:12 Yes, you're not obligated to do it.... but the problem is: once you get started on getting those N.sane Relics and Platinum relics, it sort of becomes addictive. It's a love-hate relationship you develop towards the game

Tawna ......I disliked her....Didn't want to play her levels. Literally a woke character and a brute. Dingodile.....Aww yeah I liked him tho

you should try the newer doom games.

Fuc* the Platinum I ain't doin all that especially as an adult . The flashback Tapes......Aww yeah I'll 100% All of them. That's enough for me.....you a real one if you did the flashback Tapes. I have 50 hours in crash 4.....still am not finished. These people saying they finished the game in 6 hours.🤡🤡🤡 You know they just rushed thru the levels and speed ran it not giving AF about the boxes......Anyone can do that. the replayability is Masterful for the game

I am Sorry Phariah, normally i agree with the "don't complete it if you don't want to" mentality, but this game is not a normal case. When i finished my first run with some gems i was at 34% completion, you are basically saying i missed 72% of the content (since the max is 106%) the game offered, it's not really bang for my buck.

Where's the lie

So your finally done with crash right ? Good, now do sonic unleashed. Also 43:23 but i like her multi colored hair she looks really cool, stop bullying her

Crash

Please play crash twinsanity

It's really amazing that Crash 4 It's About Time ends up being THE best game in the series considering that it was published by Activision. There is more Crash game out there but I think you should stop right there. I would recommend Doom 2016 and Doom Eternal but you don't look like the type who is into the FPS.

guess what

Crash 4 is a great game, but it's absolutely the worst Crash Bandicoot game and it's not even close. Levels are far, far too long, awful excuse to justify "over 100 levels" when over half are just reused levels with a makeover, mask powerups are underused, and Dingodile and Cortex levels are too slow

Pariah695. ITS ABOUT TIME!