Video Game Review: Kaze And The Wild Masks

Rob Lake reviews Kaze and the Wild Masks on Nintendo Switch... Kaze and the Wild Masks attempts to re-create the platforming heyday of the '90s. With a clear homage to the likes of Sonic The Hedgehog and Donkey Kong Country, Kaze and the Wild Masks evokes a sense of nostalgia whilst simultaneously bringing the once-great genre into the future. Yes, Kaze and the Wild Masks have the benefit of hindsight, with developer PixelHive taking the best bits that the genre has to offer. But is this sense of nostalgia enough, or is it time to move on from the games of our youth? Well, come with me as I find out... Kaze and the Wild Masks takes place on the mystical Crystal Islands. You play as Kaze, a badass looking bunny who rivals Sonic on both looks and attitude. This idyllic island life is shattered as some evil-looking cursed vegetables turn up and one of Kaze's friends goes missing. This then sets in motion the events of the game as Kaze ventures out to rescue her fri...