This is a bona fide platform adventure if ever I saw one.
The aim of the game is defeat a pesky Cassowary bird called Cass (original, right?) and collect five talismans before they fall into enemy hands. Trust me, I completed this game more times than I care to remember!Īs the name might suggest, gamers control Ty, a boomerang-wielding tiger as he moves through the Outback. You might be thinking that I just made this up for the purposes of this article, but it’s 100% true. Whenever someone mentions tigers or Tasmania, I always think of Ty. I guess if I had to compare this to other Nintendo titles, it would feel a little like Banjo-Kazooie crossed with Luigi’s Mansion, maybe with some Zelda thrown in to complete the cocktail. Ok, so it’s not really Imhotep, Anubis, or Horus standing in front of you chatting about what you need to do next, but for a history nerd like me it feels amazing. Speaking to the Egyptian gods feels amazing too. Play as both Sphinx, a Demi-God wielding the Blade of Osiris, and Tutankhamen’s mummified body, a character that often completes puzzles to help Sphinx on his path. that’s basically what a Mummy is, after all. Its a brilliant title that fans of Ancient Egyptian History and culture will soak up like a pile of animated bandages… It’s possible that many of our readers might have come across this game first on the Switch as opposed to playing it back in the GC days. I had a friend at junior school called James that used to run exactly like the Mummy in this game, which makes it even funnier for me every time I play. Now this is one of my all time favourite games to make its way onto the Nintendo Switch.
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