Expected 30 or maybe even 40 but charging a full price of a game that came out 14 years ago with the same gameplay intact and slightly updated graphics is not it. They are crazy to think this game will sell well with that price.

I wanted to ask, how does everyone and the developer feel about manual saving in the game? Would this be a good idea to add? I've been playing around in the game and have sometimes wanted to save in case there was a point of no return depending on the decisions I've made....

I need help in Discovery Land after exiting the Nautilus. I'm going to retrieve the pins from the chest, but my controller and keyboard/mouse are no longer responding, and the same happens if I go into the "movie" to continue. When I arrived in the level while speaking as Gus, I lost control after his dialogue, but I ignored him to get the submarine out....

I'm playing Epic Mickey: Rebrushed on Steam, and I encountered a serious game-breaking bug near the final stage. Here's what happened: I was in the Space Voyage area, and I destroyed an object that allowed me to progress. A cutscene played, but during the cutscene, the game crashed. When I restarted the game, I respawned back in the previous area, but the game thinks I'm already in the new area. The object I destroyed is already gone, so I have no way to progress forward, and I'm completely stuck! I'm li...

Searching some similar experiences with: 3d platforming Good controls and camera Collect-a-thon Simple mechanics Not mandatory but appreciated: Designed to 100% the game (Epic Mickey is not) One example of a game that captures the vibe I'm referring to is Tinykin, which I personally considered my game of the year in 2022. Already know about Spyro trilogy remake, which fits the bill....