Beyond Good & Evil: 20th Anniversary Edition received excellent reviews By the international press that Ubisoft was apparently not passive in the face of the huge nostalgia value of the classic remaster.
- Player 2 – 9.1
- Gaming Trend – 9
- Sixth Axis – 9
- God is a geek – 9
- Abundance squared – 8
- Gamingbold – 8
- Nintendo Life – 8
- Pure Xbox – 8
- Gamestar – 7.7
- GLHF on Sports Illustrated – 7
- Metro Game Central – 7
- Twinfinite – 7
As you can see, the ratings are revealing 7 to 9 marks And it confirms the quality of the Michael Ansel-directed adventure, which was perhaps not understood as credible at the time, but has been greatly re-evaluated over the years, establishing itself as a reference point for action adventures.
When will our review arrive?
Our review of Beyond Good and Evil: 20th Anniversary Edition is ready, so you can read it very soon. In the meantime, let's take a look at the characteristics of this remake It doesn't just increase resolution and frame rate But it does make some interesting improvements.
Indeed, the developers, as revealed in a video comparison with the original Beyond Good and Evil They changed all the systems Although the animations are from 2003, the effects have been improved to give the adventure a more modern visual impact.
As for AdditionalThe remaster includes a scene that connects to the story beyond good and evil, as well as a series of more or less well-known documents describing the various stages of the game's development, from concepts to the official presentation. By way of some background information.
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