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The editors liked
Professional look and feel. Simple yet elegant. Sapphire crystal display. Just enough features to keep users engaged without feeling overwhelmed. Waterproof. App integration
New
Creative gadgets allow for and encourage deeper exploration
Intricate stage decoration and quirky NPCs adeptly worldbuild
Background music perfectly sets ambience and tone
Adds to the playfulness of gameplay
The level editor is a rabbit hole of c
Great visuals and charm
Endless user created content
For newcomers or fans
Best campaign in the series
The editors didn't like
Pricey. No touchscreen. Better suited for righties. Menu system takes some time to learn. Firmware upgrades are only performed via the app
Where and how you can use new characters is extremely limited
Bugs are problematic enough to hinder progression in some areas
New, creative gadgets allow for and encourage deeper exploration, Intricate stage decoration and quirky NPCs adeptly worldbuild, Background music perfectly sets ambience and tone, adds to the playfulness of gameplay, The level editor is a rabbit hole of c
Where and how you can use new characters is extremely limited, Bugs are problematic enough to hinder progression in some areas
Abstract: Our favourite burlap sack is back in LittleBigPlanet 3, and he is not alone. Sackboy and his friends save the universe once again. LittleBigPlanet 3 has almost everything you'd expect from LBP and more, both good and bad.For anyone who has played LittleB...
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New character abilities, Tutorial presented as series of interactive puzzles, Access to player created content from all three Little Big Planet titles, Just as charming as ever
New features don't change quite enough to recreate magic of the original, Reviewed on PS4. Also available on PS3.
Clean arts & crafts style still rules, New characters and items impressively change up LBP's platforming, Creative tools still allow for incredible range in making your own games
Campaign does little to teach how to use creative tools, Constant interruptions for ineffective tutorials and pontificating, New characters far too under used
Abstract: With the Guildford studio busy working on a port to the Vita's best game alongside an all-new project, it's handed over the keys to its world of fabric, cardboard and sticky-backed plastic to Sumo Digital. New developer, new approach? You could be forgive...
Published: 2014-11-18, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Continues to prove classic platform games can deliver, new characters add gameplay variety, madcap story and (generally) fun voice acting fun, looks great
Difficulty curve a bit wobbly, Popit levels are dull, community/level build still complex, shorter story than previous outings, some animation and stability bugs
LittleBigPlanet 3 has lost none of charm that has made the quirky series stand-out since its conception in 2008. The third game instalment looks gorgeous and, despite some animation glitches and other frayed edges, it plays like a dream if you're a...
Strong and immersive storyline, Gadgets and Sack Pocket add new gameplay layers, Beautifully crafted levels and soundtrack, New characters to master, Strong community created content
Campaign is far too short, Not enough co-op fun, Last levels are evil
It seems disappointing that new developer Sumo Digital didn't take the time to really make this a definitive LittleBigPlanet entry. Long loading times and slightly restrictive campaign levels are holding LittleBigPlanet 3 back from being a fantastic game...
Published: 2014-06-22, Author: Tom , review by: stuff.tv
Still super charming, Expanded Creation tools, Looks great on PS4
Major bugs at launch, Design frustrations, Co-op underwhelms
Open Gallery The departure of Media Molecule from the series may have initially seemed like a Bad Thing, but the truth is that LittleBigPlanet needs a bit of a kick up the backside if it's going to be relevant when it hits PS4. With those new, ...
