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2004 PlayStationXbox

A humorous 3D platformer where Crash and his nemesis Dr. Cortex reluctantly team up. Cortex can be thrown or swung as a hammer, wrapped in zany cartoon gags and more story-driven levels than earlier entries.

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Lots of humour
Distinctive, stylised art style
Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

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The closest matches for Crash Twinsanity are Earthworm Jim 3D, Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex and Daxter. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Crash Twinsanity special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Earthworm Jim 3D

94 %

1999 PC 19.50 € 👍 47 % Mixed, 123 reviews on Steam

Lots of humour
Distinctive, stylised art style
Pure single-player experience

A quirky 3D platformer in which the super-suited worm hops through absurd levels inspired by his own bizarre mind. The irreverent humor is the highlight, though the controls and camera feel clunky by today's standards.

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Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

A classic 3D platformer where Crash and Coco tackle precise jumps, hazards and crate-smashing challenges. Its zany cartoon look and goofy humor make for a charming yet fairly demanding adventure against Dr. Cortex.

Daxter

Lots of humour

Daxter sends the wisecracking ottsel through Haven City as a pest exterminator, wielding a bug swatter and spray instead of Jak's weapons. This PSP adventure blends platforming action with plenty of humor and movie parodies.

Trover Saves the Universe

Lots of humour

A garish, absurd sci-fi action platformer from the Rick and Morty creators: you team up with Trover to rescue your dognapped pups and the universe with lots of jokes and chaos.

The Deadly Tower of Monsters

Bright, upbeat tone

A loving parody of 1950s and 60s B-movie sci-fi, this twin-stick action game has you climbing a giant tower full of monsters while a director's commentary plays over the action. Funny, colorful and full of references.

Trials of the Blood Dragon

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

A Trials spin-off with physics-based motorbike obstacle courses in the neon-soaked 80s retro sci-fi style of Blood Dragon. It adds a tongue-in-cheek story with quirky characters across many missions.

Skullmonkeys

Lots of humour

A quirky 2D platformer from the makers of The Neverhood, built entirely from clay models. Its offbeat humor, unique claymation look and wacky soundtrack make it memorable.

MDK2

Lots of humour

A wacky sci-fi action shooter where you alternate between Kurt, Dr. Hawkins and the six-legged robot dog Max. Each character has their own levels, abilities and playstyle, mixing sniping, puzzle-solving and all-out blasting.

Crash Bandicoot: Warped

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

The third Crash outing sends Crash and Coco hopping through time, from ancient Egypt to medieval castles to the future, mixing tight platforming with jet-ski, motorbike and flying stages. Slapstick charm, unlockable powers and gem and relic time trials give it lasting replay value.

MDK

Lots of humour

MDK is a quirky 1997 third-person shooter where you play janitor Kurt, using a sniper helmet and parachute suit to stop giant alien Minecrawlers. Offbeat humor, varied levels and an unusual arsenal make it stand out.