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March 2019 LIVE Magazine

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Crafted World nicely interweaves the<br />

collectables into the gameplay itself, as<br />

scramble to earn the plethora of goodies in<br />

each stage, some of which are well hidden.<br />

you can use earned coins to buy a variety<br />

of cute cardboard costumes that give<br />

you extra protection depending on their<br />

rarity. These range from common items<br />

like a bottle cap, to a more coveted Labo<br />

keyboard and Monty Mole shell. The other<br />

collectables mainly revolve around flowers,<br />

which are needed to pass certain blockades<br />

on the world map, including a colorful<br />

secret area that opens upon completion<br />

of the game. Crafted World keeps things<br />

rather light and easy-going for the most<br />

part. But make no mistake - completionists<br />

will have their work cut out for them as they<br />

While the mechanics as a whole feel more<br />

traditional compared to Woolly World, the<br />

game mixes in a vast array of courses that<br />

differ thematically and mechanically. The<br />

biomes number well over a dozen, and each<br />

one comes with a handful of stages, which<br />

themselves usually offer distinct qualities.<br />

The sporadic nature of environments and<br />

themes is reminiscent of Super Mario<br />

Galaxy. It can feel a tad inconsistent at<br />

times, but on the plus side any feeling of<br />

repetition is certainly kept to a minimum<br />

with this approach.

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