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About this game

Tomba! Special Edition lets you play as the energetic Tomba, taking on mischievous pigs in vibrant 2.5D worlds. This revamped classic is packed with exciting action and exploration, secrets to uncover, quirky characters to help, and Tomba’s cool abilities to master!

• Play as Tomba: Help quirky pals, master abilities, and beat evil pigs in a colorful adventure!
• Seamless Play: Save anytime, rewind challenges, and enjoy smooth gameplay with analog control.
• Museum: Discover ads, packaging, dev docs, and art in a cool collection of Tomba! history.
• Remastered Soundtrack: Enjoy the new tunes and insights from creator Tokuro Fujiwara’s interview.

Reviews

Tombi! Special Edition is a great example of how something like LRG’s Carbon Engine can be used to help preserve a game accurately and respectfully while also modernising the experience enough to make it compatible and palatable for future audiences. The bonus materials could be better-presented, and the game’s original blemishes remain by virtue of its preservation, but it’s a great way to re-live an underappreciated classic in the genre.

Press Start Australia

The quirky caveman Tomba stands out with his pink hair and green shorts, tackling the world with vigor and primal fury, carving through pesky pigs to get his grandfather’s bracelet back and vanquish the evil swine. The world-building is just as vibrant as our wild protagonist, and the music to accompany it will have you humming all day long. With the newly implemented rewind feature, an entire museum filled with behind-the-scenes goodies, and anytime saving and loading, this retread of a PS1 cult classic is a masterful example of video game preservation done right.

Hey Poor Player

Tomba! is still a weird and mostly wonderful little platformer, packed with character and charm from beginning to end. Some of its more convoluted design elements can frustrate, and the backtracking’s a bit of a slog at times, but the core, grab-happy gameplay remains satisfyingly fun. And, with the addition of unlimited saves and a rewind function, it’s hard not to appreciate and enjoy this revived PS1 oddity.

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