Steam's Crash And Spyro Lucky Seven Bundle Is 65 Percent Off
It's been a while since the last proper Crash Bandicoot game - no, I'm not including Crash Team Rumble, and neither should you - and even longer since the last Spyro game, although rumors continue to circulate that the purple dragon will be revived soon. Odd considering how much stock both characters have with multiple generations of gamers. The pair's remastered trilogies are evidence of that, and right now you can grab both with Crash 4 thrown in for good measure for a lot less than usual.
Dubbed the Lucky Seven Bundle since it's a bundle that includes seven games, Steam is currently selling all seven games for $42, making the Lucky Seven Bundle even luckier. The whole package includes the Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy which remastered the series' original three games, the Spyro Reignited Trilogy which did the same thing for the dragon 18 months later, and Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time which shrugged off the Crash games that came after the original trilogy and jutted off on an alternate timeline.
That's seven very good platformers for less than $50, and no sign of how long the sale will be in place so if they're not already a part of your Steam library, now is the time to make that happen. If you already own part of the bundle but want to add other games from it to your collection, each of the three games is on sale individually too. The N. Sane Trilogy is $15.99, Spyro's collection is $13.99, and It's About Time is only $19.99.
The Lucky Seven Bundle includes seven Crash and Spyro games. The remastered Crash and Spyro trilogies and 2021's Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time.
Toys For Bob was responsible for both Crash and Spyro's remastered trilogies as well as Crash 4 which is why that's the studio everyone has been turning to for news on anything new from either camp. It was revealed that the studio is working on something for Xbox, but what exactly that is remains a secret. The hope is that Spyro will be getting a new game similar in scope and
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