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chalkitdown wrote:Aaaand done.



Well, apart from you-know-fucking-what. I really hope they can fix that glitch with a patch. 29 hours on the clock. btw.

Gonna leave the final boss until tomorrow.


Overall I really liked it. A worthy successor to the Banjo games. However, for every 5 things Playtonic did right, they did 1 thing spectacularly strawberry floating wrong. gooseberry fool like the Rextro games and Kartos courses are no fun to play and the camera is one of the worst I've experienced in a game since maybe Super Mario Sunshine. But all that doesn't detract from how much fun it is to play and jump around in the world. I'm really glad this game exists and I hope Playtonic go on to make a spiritual successor to Diddy Kong Racing like the current rumour suggests.

chalkitdown wrote: I'm really glad this game exists and I hope Playtonic go on to make a spiritual successor to Diddy Kong Racing like the current rumour suggests.

PaperMacheMario wrote:Missing 3 quills in Capital Cashino and have no idea where they are got the hunter tonic equipped and have scoured the world twice over to no avail. Anyone have the same problem? Pretty sure I've had at least one pagie glitch out on me here too, which sucks. Seems I'm not the only one and all. Hope they patch it at some point.

PaperMacheMario wrote:Missing 3 quills in Capital Cashino and have no idea where they are got the hunter tonic equipped and have scoured the world twice over to no avail. Anyone have the same problem? Pretty sure I've had at least one pagie glitch out on me here too, which sucks. Seems I'm not the only one and all. Hope they patch it at some point.

chalkitdown wrote:Well, apart from you-know-fucking-what. I really hope they can fix that glitch with a patch. 29 hours on the clock. btw.

Memento Mori wrote:In one of the areas where you have to do that charge move, there are some quills on the floor. IIRC.

chalkitdown wrote:Under the ramp that rises up when you have to smash through the glass, there's one sneaky banana split of a quill there. There are also a couple hidden up high in the section that you have to open with the sonar explosion thingy.

PaperMacheMario wrote:Also has anyone stumbled across any of the hidden skulls? Didn't have a clue there were any in the game until I happened to spot one whilst searching for those quills in Capital Cashino. There's one in each world by the looks of it.

Memento Mori wrote:If you've done the ring race I think you have, you should have unlocked a gate with grenade flowers. Use those to break a nearby cracked wall.

Hello and welcome to the first ever post-game-release Playtonic community update!

Yooka-Laylee has been in the wild for two whole weeks and we’ve been positively overchuffed by the response from fans and backers around the world! We’ve very much enjoyed reading your feedback, lurking on your livestreams and absorbing your lovely comments, so thanks again for the support! It’s been emotional.
Yes we cam

Thanks to you lot, some 20 developers remain off the streets, mostly fed and in a stronger position than ever to continue creating colourful, personality-plump adventures!

But first… we’ve got some spit ‘n’ polish to deploy.

In the days since launch – and as we work with speed towards the Nintendo Switch – the dev team has been frogmarched back down into the development mines to uncover our next big game update, which will add significant improvements and introduce some of the most requested features.

That means stuff like the optional ability to skip dialogue faster, bypass cutscenes or reduce those pesky gibberish voices, which should please the speedrunners among us. We’ll also be adding a sprinkling of design polish throughout the adventure and by popular request, changes to how the camera operates (gif the image on this page a look).

You can expect a more detailed breakdown of the game update in the coming weeks, as we continue to tinker around with the coding furnace. Until then, here’s a bit more of what we’ve been up to…