Patapon 1+2 Replay Reviews
PATAPON 1+2 REPLAY is still and excellent rhythm game, that aged well. The lack of real new improvements and additions to these games disappoint a bit but for the low price you get two great games in one package and if you haven't played the original games, you should still check it out.
Review in German | Read full review
Patapon 1+2 Replay delivers a faithful remaster of two beloved rhythm-strategy classics. With improved visuals, performance, and new accessibility options, it shines on Switch-despite lacking bonus content and showing minor input lag issues in handheld mode.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
Patapon 1+2 Replay delivering a charming, strategic rhythm experience that still feels fresh and extremely fun.
Review in Turkish | Read full review
There’s no need for too many words here. Patapon is a game that takes you back to the creative golden days, reminding us of a time when everything was driven by pure artistic energy - not cold financial reports. This one’s not to be missed!
Review in Unknown | Read full review
Sorry if I interrupted your rhythm. Unfortunately, Patapon's time period is different, but that doesn't mean it's no longer good. On the contrary, it still has all the charm it had during the PSP era, but it also seemed right at home on that console. I'd even venture to say the Patapons themselves were designed with Sony's classic handheld in mind. Its mission structure is something that can be enjoyed in short bursts of play, on a trip, during lunch, or perhaps while waiting for the microwave to heat up your food. The missions are so short that it's possible to complete one or two, perhaps speeding up all the unnecessary grinding in the game before dedicating yourself to beating it.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Patapon 1+2 Replay isn't trying to reinvent the franchise born from Japan Studio’s creativity. Still, it's a great chance to relive these iconic rhythm-based adventures. Presented in their original form with minimal touch-ups and helpful accessibility options, they remain simple yet charming experiences. At a fair price, the timeless gameplay alone makes it worth revisiting—especially for newcomers or longtime fans, 18 years after the original debut.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Patapon 1+2 Replay proves that great ideas stand the test of time, with its rhythm-strategy mix still shining - now enhanced with co-op, new difficulty levels, and quality-of-life upgrades, though its demanding timing and learning curve may frustrate less patient players.
Review in Dutch | Read full review
Patapon 1+2 Replay is a fantastic recreation of the PSP classics, given a glorious new lick of paint and sound, sometimes to its own fault with the game feeling a bit dated and bare bones at points. Patapon’s charm, vibrance and catchiness helps keep the experience compelling and enjoyable despite some frustration and it’s still a wonderfully smart rhythm strategy game that everyone should make the time to play at least once.
Patapon 1 and 2 Replay remasters and presents the first two games in a satisfying package. For fans of the original games, there aren’t many surprises, but newcomers will find a cute and fun, albeit repetitive, experience.
Patapon 1+2 Replay isn’t the most exciting remaster collection, but it is incredibly enjoyable and accessible to newcomers.
Patapon is one of the few games that seamlessly combines music and physics. It feels completely at home on the Nintendo Switch, giving the Patapon tribe another opportunity to march, chant, and rule.
Patapon 1+2 Replay is a somewhat lackluster celebration of a series with a lot of charm. The first game feels like an experiment, but Patapon 2 is a marvel of rhythm and strategy. It's a shame that the opportunity wasn't taken to fix some of the bugs they have. It's a compilation with a couple of new features to make them more accessible and little else, but they're a lot of fun. The second one is a marvel.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Patapon 1+2 Replay brings back two of the PSP’s most unique rhythm-strategy games with sharper visuals, smooth performance, and a few helpful tweaks. The core gameplay is still fun and challenging, and Patapon 2 gives you more to mess around with. There’s nothing new in terms of content or story, but the rhythm-command loop still feels great.
Patapon 1+2 Replay offers an irresistible march to the beat of its drum. Though it eschews radical reinvention, this collection's harmonious blend of sight, sound, and strategy makes it an essential purchase for anyone craving a unique, upbeat challenge.
"A musical masterpiece that lives on." Patapon 1+2 Replay isn't just a remake; it's a creative celebration of a rhythm-strategy game that left a special mark on mobile gaming history. With significant performance and graphical improvements, and a fun-packed gameplay experience that blends challenge and fun, this bundle represents the best way to experience the series.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
PATAPON 1+2 REPLAY is the package designed for those who want to dive back into the fun and captivating experience originally released on PSP. The accessibility settings added by Bandai Namco allow anyone to interact with the franchise, especially given the budget price.
Review in Italian | Read full review
At first glance, there aren't any major differences between parts 1 and 2. A Paragate, Evolve upgrade trees, and breeding Patapons work a bit differently here and there, but overall, both feel very similar, and you wouldn't expect part 2 to be a sequel. You'll undoubtedly spend many hours with the game, but once you've finished part 1, you won't discover much new in part 2. It feels more like an expansion. I, for one, enjoyed the game for many hours. PATAPON 1+2 REPLAY is therefore a welcome reintroduction to perhaps the best PlayStation Portable game ever. It's therefore remarkable that a part 3 hasn't arrived yet. In any case, we assume this is a preview of a sequel in the franchise!
Review in Dutch | Read full review
Patapon 1+2 Replay offers a visually and technically enhanced version that improves performance smoothness, without any fundamental changes to the gameplay or content. The game retains its unique identity and delivers an interactive musical experience that remains as captivating as ever. It presents an opportunity for new players seeking a different kind of rhythm experience, as well as for longtime fans to enjoy the classic in its best possible form.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Patapon 1+2 Replay finally gives these quirky rhythm-strategy games the treatment they deserve. It not only polishes up the originals but also significantly improves upon the 2020 remasters with quality-of-life enhancements we never realized were missing. It’s still as grindy, as bizarre, and as utterly unique as ever, even almost two decades on. It’s a bit disappointing that this collection excludes Patapon 3, but what’s here marches to the beat just fine.