Donkey Kong Bananza: The Switch 2 holds its best exclusivity

This is the big outing of this mid-July for the owners of Switch 2: Donkey Kong Bananzanew excursion in the world of plaster 3D for the former Simial Archirival of Mario. Starting in search of bananzium to the center of the earth, DK is accompanied by little Pauline in an action-action game which gives pride of place to destruction.

It is the key word of this new Nintendo production: Breaking, destroying and demolishing, all means are good to make its way in the different levels of the game, as vast in terms of horizontal as vertical, and harvesting gold crumbs, fossils to collect and especially the famous golden bananas, the equivalent of the stars of Super Mario 64 and moons of Odyssey. The different worlds crossed to the center of the earth are all sand bins to reshape with the strength of its fists, offering unprecedented freedom of action for a platform of this ilk.

Donkey Kong Bananza is at the crossroads of different paths: kneaded of objects to collect as in the time of platform games of the 90s/2000, he borrows the sense of progression and research with modern open worlds, without falling into the back of the latter. He is square in his gameplay, yes, with a protagonist enjoyable to control, but also disjointed in his action, sometimes rough, but which never fails to be fun.