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While A Big Adventure takes more than a few cues from Mario’s isometric outings, it does at least cribs some of its better ideas.

Orbs to unlock new levels, costume bits to dress up with and more, this is the LittleBigPlanet collectathon experience through and through, only from a new angle that makes it feel like equal parts 3D Land and Yoshi’s Crafted World. It’s basic, unintrusive stuff then, but a decent stage set to carry Sackboy’s adventure across five distinct worlds (and then some) collecting a whole bunch of stuff.

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Along with a sackperson named Scarlet, who reveals to him the possibilities of an entire Creatorverse full of sack heroes, he sets off to take down Vex once and for all. Sackboy’s home of Craftworld has been invaded by a maniacal, clown-like fella named Vex, who’s bent on transforming the landscape of imagination and creativity into something decidedly more depressing using a machine called the Topsy Turver. And it may just be the best fit for Sackboy yet. A Big Adventure developer Sumo Digital actually took over from Media Molecule with the third LBP game, but where those games took inspiration from other 2.5D puzzle-platformers, this new title is more reminiscent of Super Mario 3D Land/World’s pseudo-isometric action.

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As platformers they were certainly competent enough, but floaty controls and three games worth of the same thing meant the series didn’t quite have staying power. If you’ve any history with the LittleBigPlanet games, you might remember that they were 2.5D platformers with a heavy focus on physics-based puzzles and collectibles that fed the user creation experience. While his birthing franchise did a lot to put powerful creation tools in player’s hands, and eventually led developer MediaMolecule to move onto the incredible Dreams, Sackboy’s latest outing foregoes that idea in favour of a pure, standalone platformer in Sackboy: A Big Adventure. With Sony’s platforming icons from each generation typically moving on or fading into obscurity, our burlap buddy has been left to carry the torch (with a little help from Astro Bot) as the platform’s family-friendly mascot.

Ever since making his debut in LittleBigPlanet on the PlayStation 3, Sackboy has found a home at PlayStation.

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