Spyro 4 should probably go even further by also introducing a few new gameplay mechanics that help set itself apart from past games.
The next entry should also bring back plenty of classic characters like Hunter, Money Bags, and Ripto, but also shouldn't be afraid to introduce brand new characters as well. Spyro 4 should do the same: the series has always been largely focused on 3D platforming gameplay with a ton of collectibles, striking a balance between platforming and completing various missions. The reason that Crash 4 was received so well was the fact that it took the same gameplay already established from past titles and expanded upon it in interesting and new ways. Like Crash Bandicoot 4, the next Spyro game needs to offer something very familiar to fans while also still being unique and fresh.
RELATED: 10 Games To Play If You Love The Spyro The Dragon Series A Sequel that Ignores the Bad Games Here's what fans might be able to expect from a brand new Spyro game. And now that Crash has officially received his first brand new entry in years in the form of Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time, it's looking as though Spyro may be getting a similar treatment as well. Sane Trilogy and then the following two years with both the Reignited Trilogy and Crash Team Racing: Nitro Fueled. Lately, Activison has been on a roll with Crash and Spyro, first with the orange marsupial's return in 2017's Crash Bandicoot N.
The HD remake was praised by fans and critics alike, and currently sits at an impressive score of 82 on Metacritic. But in 2018, Activision gave fans what they wanted with the Spyro Reignited Trilogy which brought the series back to its roots by very effectively remaking the original Spyro trilogy. From the Legend of Spyro reboot titles to the Skylanders series, the character of Spyro has gone through several transformations, and not necessarily for the better. Since the release of Spyro the Dragon on PS1 back in 1998, the purple dragon has seen his fair share of bad games over the years.
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