While I think they could do more in the funky mode to make it accessible to newcomers to platformers like Celeste, the only real flaw with the level design involves how some vehicle sections have sudden changes that result in some trial and error, and time wasting through checkpoints. Level design is something that has always been praised for Tropical Freeze and I finally see that. This adventure is split up across multiple islands with their own bosses and enemy types. While the story obviously isn’t really important, the opening is very well done and the moment the snowflake settles on the candle putting it out is pretty funny. The Snowmads are DK’s nemesis for this entry and all the Kongs will stop at nothing to sort this mess out and make the island go from a Tropical Freeze to a Tropical breeze. It is a side scroller platformer with some superlative level design and an ever better soundtrack.ĭonkey Kong is celebrating his birthday with Diddy, Cranky, and Dixie when the island gets enveloped in an arctic flavour. Tropical Freeze from Retro Studios is another entry in the Donkey Kong Country series and is a sequel to Country Returns that’s on Wii and Nintendo 3DS.
Having only played a few hours of Tropical Freeze on the Wii U, I was more than ready to play it on a portable system that is exponentially more fun to use and the end result is pretty great.
Xenoblade Chronicles X and Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE are obviously at the top, but before the game being reviewed here, Tropical Freeze was right up there as my most wanted ports on the Switch. Looking back at the Wii U library, there aren’t many games left that I’d like to see hit the Switch.
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