Revenge of the Savage Planet Reviews
Revenge of the Savage Planet offers cooperative fun in an alien environment worth exploring. A varied gameplay experience propels you around a dynamic world of wonder, amplified by vibrant visuals and punchy audio. Let down somewhat by its comedic tone and unpolished approach, this title falls short of its full potential but still finds ways to surprise and delight along the way.
Revenge Of The Savage Planet is an explosive sequel that ups the ante in every aspect, making for one the most fun co-op experiences of 2025.
Raccoon Logic knows its target audience and delivers exactly what you would expect with Revenge of the Savage Planet, grating humor and all.
A pointed satire of the human cost of corporate shenanigans, Revenge is a solid sequel that almost didn't exist but I'm sure glad it does.
Still replete with Metroidvania elements and satire, this sequel offers more of everything from the original.
Revenge of the Savage Planet is a self-assured sequel that successfully builds on what was started in the original game, making smart adjustments to structure and game feel while honing in on the satire. Not all of it is a success, but it's a great little romp that doesn't ask for too much of your time or brainpower to make its point.
Raccoon Logic's latest release is a worthy sequel to Journey to the Savage Planet, delivering an entertaining experience through its engaging story, dynamic combat, inventive world design, and satisfying platforming. Revenge of the Savage Planet blends various well-executed elements into a cohesive whole, offering Sci-Fi fans hours of immersive gameplay.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Light, fun e nonsense, Revenge of the Savage Planet recaptures all the colorful exuberance of the visuals seen in the previous game, bringing it to full power. At the same time, it maintains the acid tone about corporatism in a three-dimensional metroidvania progression model, delivering a balanced, agile and practical gameplay system.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
In the end, Revenge of the Savage Planet is a good follow-up to Journey to the Savage Planet. The concept of exploring new, absurd worlds remains novel, while the expanded tool set and mobility tweaks strengthen the gameplay. The worlds are large and packed with loads to discover, and the game offers up a good amount to do even after you've seen the credits for the first time. For those who love exploring, Revenge of the Savage Planet is well worth checking out.
Revenge of the Savage Planet is the result of the efforts of talented, passionate fans of platformers and open world games, in the guise of science fiction and corporate satire.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
Revenge of the Savage Planet is an excellent, goo-filled adventure with plenty to do on your journey from being a hapless fool to a genuine space hero.
An irreverent, colorful and intelligent space adventure, which confirms Raccoon Logic's talent in telling absurd worlds that, deep down, are all too similar to our own. It's not perfect, but it's fun.
Review in Italian | Read full review
After our first foray into the Savage Planet, Revenge of the Savage Planet ups the ante with a more ambitious and well-rounded game offer. A 100-year journey that culminates in the exploration of an entire abandoned solar system at the hand of a large corporation. Its 3D metroidvania proposal includes platforms, combat, exploration and a large number of puzzles and collectibles that will help us achieve the desired ending... or succumb in the attempt. All this wrapped in a hooligan and irreverent humor that sometimes goes too far in its intention to criticize the world in which we live and in which we could live.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Revenge of the Savage Planet is one of my favourite games of the year with its awesomely colourful and lighthearted alien planets and entertaining gameplay that's so packed with variety, it's hard to put it down once you take off. 🪐
Revenge of the Savage Planet is a solid follow-up from Journey to the Savage Planet by taking the strong elements from it and expanding upon to make it bigger and more explorable than before. While going from first to third-person may throw some off but it’s easy to get the hang of it after a while. The planets you visit are varied and fun to travel, great variety of creatures to face and capture, multiple amount of things to collect and upgrade and quests to complete.
Regardless of my issues with Revenge of the Savage Planet, Racoon Logic survived a studio closure to reform and return to this series. While Revenge makes some improvements over Journey, I certainly wanted more from it than what is here. The third-person perspective is ideal for this series, and there is a lot of potential for a third game. All in all, Revenge of the Savage Planet can be a great time in co-op, since the story is so in the background that you could mute it and not feel like you've lost anything in the process.
Nothing new and everything very fresh. Revenge of The Savage Planet offers the exploration proposal we know with Metroidvania elements such as backtracking or measured platforms. A tree of skills / gadgets that does not surprise as jetpack, ray gun or hook. And finally a story that lacks depth and is not necessary, with the humor that has worked enough.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Revenge of the Savage Planet is a beautiful looking, entertaining blast of a sequel that iterates and improves upon many elements of its predecessor, offers a satisfying core loop with full multiplayer and a great variety and spread of abilities that keeps the experience fresh and interesting throughout. There’s a few surprise omissions – like First Person – and this is very similar to the first game, so is very much more of the same – which may or may not be to your liking – but it’s a very enjoyable romp from start to finish that raises plenty a smile.
Packed with crafting, exploration, and cooperative chaos, this title thrives in multiplayer. While accessibility features are limited, and the early game proves challenging, the sheer joy of discovery makes it a worthwhile experience.
Revenge of the Savage Planet is exactly what a sequel should be: bigger, more detailed and fun. With numerous planets to explore and excellent support for co-op, the new chapter in the saga sublimates the fun premise of the first chapter in an exponential way. Although there are flaws, such as a combat system that is a bit too basic and a fluidity still at 30 frames per second on Xbox, the heart of the game lies in exploration, humor and discovery. The game is one of the best co-op experiences available on the market today.
Review in Italian | Read full review