Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy: Stormy Ascent
released on Jul 20, 2017
DLC for Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
Experience the notorious Stormy Ascent level from the original Crash Bandicoot game. Previously unfinished and unreleased, this level will challenge even the most hardened of Crash fans! Do you have what it takes to tackle the fast retracting steps, vial throwing lab assistants, flying birds, moving platforms and iron spikes? Download and play the Stormy Ascent Level!
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This level is EVIL in the best way possible. Everyone needs to play it at least once.
Too ambitious for its time and was cut from the original Crash Bandicoot but finally able to be realized in its remake. Best level in the game and a lot of fun despite playing VERY differently from the rest of the game
I made the mistake of playing this DLC after I've spent months forging myself in the blistering hot fires of Crash 4's platinum Flashback Relics and N.Sanely Perfects, so my reaction to Stormy Ascent ended up being a "yeah, I guess it was pretty hard. I'm a bit let down though...". (That time trial is pretty spicy at least)
The "GET GOOD" of all time~
Free DLC is something every gamer likes. And Crash Bandicoot's remastered version does have one. Stormy Ascent DLC includes one new level that is called, Stormy Ascent. It is an almost finished level from the original game that was mysteriously never released
Rumors said it was because the difficulty of the level. So the remaster developers decided to finish the level and release it as a free extra. And, it's really the hardest level of the DLC.
It uses the same theme as the "Slippery Climb" level from the original game that was included in the release though, so it wasn't that exciting to experience. But it's a nice challenge and it's free so I definitelt recommend you to check this one out.
Rumors said it was because the difficulty of the level. So the remaster developers decided to finish the level and release it as a free extra. And, it's really the hardest level of the DLC.
It uses the same theme as the "Slippery Climb" level from the original game that was included in the release though, so it wasn't that exciting to experience. But it's a nice challenge and it's free so I definitelt recommend you to check this one out.