Sackboy™: A Big Adventure Reviews

Store page only lists xbox controller as compatible, with everything else unknown. However, like most ps5 ports, DualSense is supported natively (even advertised in game as the best way to play), but it is only supported when wired. Wireless DualSense will need to use Steam Input and be shown xbox buttons during gameplay.

I can play Cyberpunk and other recent graphic intense games with no issue in 4K, but this game stutters so much it’s unplayable – in FHD.

Game will install Epic Games on launch. You can close out of this and the game will still launch. Game has a data collection policy that you have to accept. No PlayStation account needed. Enjoy

While I still very much wish we had PC ports of the original trilogy, this game is a welcome addition. I've only played it for 3hrs but so far my nostalgic side expected more of the swinging parts that challenged my younger self, although there are plenty of newly-introduced fun mechanics to make up for it! As a side note, I can't help but smile whenever the camera pans closer and, for a second, reminds me of the first two games I am so fond of. Now, I'm under the impression that custom levels aren't a thing, and that's definitely a missed opportunity... bummer (also, is this a case of mandela syndrome or do I not remember Sackboy ever having a voice?) Last detail: the soundrack is a bop

Very fun game, i used to play this when i was a child so it feels good to go back and relive the memories. the only issue is make sure you set all your display setting to low if you're having issue with maps loading.

Amazing and fun game, especially to play with a friend(s). Just try not to argue with them too much, especially on the last Level(s) or Trial(s).

This game has not been playtested at all. The only fun levels are in the first world and they take around 2 and a half hours to complete (so that you could not get a refund lol). It's just stupid and repetetive. Why would they not just release LittleBigPlanet.

It's fun, it's great but it's nothing compared to Little Big Planet. It gets sort of boring after playing it for a while. But still good.

I hunted this game on sale for months because the full price is too steep. If you see it for $25 or less, grab it! Otherwise, $60 is a ridiculous price for what it offers. The gameplay is fun, with easy controls and no complicated puzzles. A great game to relax with in the evening. Most levels are a breeze, only 5-6 levels in the endgame are truly challenging. You normally get 5 lives per level, but there’s an option to turn on infinite lives and be as clumsy as you’d like. :) For character customization, there are hundreds of outfit options — nothing paid, only free DLC and in-game currency — and dozens of emotes. The main campaign has 50-55 levels, plus about 20 extra timed challenges and maybe a dozen co-op levels. Everything except the co-op levels can be played solo, but to experience the game to the fullest, you’ll need at least one more player (online or offline). Co-op levels won’t even launch if you’re alone. These levels are actually quite fun and require actual cooperation. It’s best to have a buddy or find someone on Steam to play with since the in-game multiplayer can be tricky. There aren’t too many players, and while most are fine, some are clueless or even try to ruin your game (thankfully, they’re rare). There might also be issues with connectivity and lag. For example, I had one funny case when I joined a game and saw three enemies instead of one, it was absolutely unplayable. In general, small lags are tolerable, except in a few pursuit levels where the camera moves automatically, and your character might be dead before you know it. But if you’re lucky to get a smooth online match, it’s a great experience too.

awesome couch co op game, enjoyed playing thru the whole thing with the gf. I missed little big planet. I hope that do more.