Raccoo Venture is a 3D platform adventure and collect-a-thon that brings a playful atmosphere inspired by the golden classics from 90s. Raccoo is the last heir of the Guardian Power, who for many years protected the Sacred Relics. Now he must protect the world from the dangerous Tattooed Tatus which are going to steal the mythical jewel and bring chaos to the land. Raccoo must defeat enemies, solve secrets and puzzles while exploring the World of Verta, discovering magic items and new costumes that will help him in this journey in a search for the stolen Relic Pieces.
The more you play, the more it feels like Raccoo Venture misses the mark just enough to make it feel like a bit of a letdown. It’s a solid game, but with a few tweaks it could’ve been a lot more.
Raccoo Venture is a good 3D platformer standing tall next to the games of the 90s it takes inspiration from. A channelling adventure with plenty of variety in gameplay that comes highly recommended to experienced platform players. However, its design may not suit the more casual crowd.
Platforming and boss fights can be incredibly punishing in places...
Raccoo Venture is highly inspired by the classic 3D platformers of yesteryear but does not implement enough unique ideas to stand out from the crowd. There are some fantastic environmental puzzles that are thoroughly fun to solve, but they are far too short. The uneven difficulty, annoying secondary character mechanics, and a few bugs ultimately dilute...
The lure of hidden collectibles and environmental puzzles flickers brightly, but it’s often overshadowed by sloppy battles and an obnoxious aiming system that feels like a festering wart on an otherwise charming experience. Despite its flaws, Raccoo Venture is brimming with soul. Densely packed with things Diego Ras loves, playing it feels like getting...
We have a lot of platform titles, even more so these days, yet Raccoo Venture manages to stand out with charisma and personality, to the point of being able to bring several references and maintain its uniqueness. Fans of the genre will be in for a pleasant surprise with this raccoon guardian made by Brazilian developer Diego Ras.