DuckTales: Remastered

DuckTales: Remastered is a re-release of the platformer about a miserly duck who is looking for treasures around the world. The levels are familiar from the old game, but drawn anew. The hero jumps on a cane, hits his enemies with it and goes down into the caves for riches. Levels vary in difficulty and secrets. Between stages, short scenes with cartoon characters are shown. The voice acting and music have been re-recorded. The levels vary in difficulty, and some of them open only after completion. The music and voice acting were re-recorded, and the scenes were made with the participation of cartoon characters. Additionally, you can open a gallery of sketches. Difficulty can be adjusted at any time. It's more fun in company. Caches are divided by difficulty, and some of them require precise jumps. The levels are connected by a map, which is used to select the next stage. The difficulty is adjustable and there is no penalty for failure. The scenes between levels are kept short and humorous. I’d like to make a special mention of the music: the themes are familiar from the old game, but recorded anew. The levels are short, so the passage takes place in the evening. The voice acting was done with the participation of cartoon actors, and this is noticeable in the intonations. Separately, I note that there are few levels, but each one can be replayed for the sake of a record. After the ending, a gallery and a couple more scenes open. There are few levels, but each one can be completed in several ways. At the end, a summary of the collected treasures opens. The passage takes place in chapters, and the difficulty can be reduced at any time. Some secrets are revealed only upon repeated playthrough. For those who remember the old curmudgeon duck, this edition is suitable.