This feels like a game that just threw things together to check off boxes, which makes it feel as though it lacks cohesion.

The maps are way too big which takes the focus of the level's goal and makes it tedious. The maps are also uninspired and bland which had me wanting to leave as soon as possible.

The boss battles are poorly done.

I've had my expectations for the game set to
the bare minimum of a buddy-duo game with
no hype as someone who has played Banjo.

The issue is Yooka-Laylee does a poor job in
every aspect, even in keeping my attention.

A positive is the music and another is that 'some' areas look nice, but that's it.

This feels like a game that just threw things together to check off boxes, which makes it feel as though it lacks cohesion. The maps are way too big which takes the focus of the level's goal and makes it tedious. The maps are also uninspired and bland which had me wanting to leave as soon as possible. The boss battles are poorly done. I've had my expectations for the game set to the bare minimum of a buddy-duo game with no hype as someone who has played Banjo. The issue is Yooka-Laylee does a poor job in every aspect, even in keeping my attention. A positive is the music and another is that 'some' areas look nice, but that's it.