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GEX Trilogy

GEX Trilogy

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Release Date: June 16, 2025

Arcade, Platformers, 3D Platformers, 2D, Humorous, Package, Remaster/remake, Side-scroll, Singleplayer

A remastered compliation of three first GEX Games: GEX, GEX: Enter the Gecko and GEX 3: Deep Cover Gecko; it was created by Limited Run Games and Square Enix.

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GEX Trilogy is a compilation of three remastered GEX games, platformers developed by Crystal Dynamics between 1995-1999. It includes GEX, GEX 3D: Enter the Gecko and GEX 3: Deep Cover Gecko, remastered by Limited Run Games with help from Square Enix, the owners of the franchise.

Plot

The main protagonist of GEX Trilogy is Gex, an anthropomorphic TV-addicted gecko. One day, the villainous Rez drags him into the Media Dimension through his TV, intending to use him as the network's mascot. To escape, he must find TV remotes and destroy TV sets blocking his way.

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Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows June 16, 2025

PlayStation 4

PlayStation 4 cancelled

Nintendo Switch

Nintendo Switch June 16, 2025

PlayStation 5

PlayStation 5 June 16, 2025

Xbox Series X/S

Xbox Series X/S June 16, 2025

Developer: Limited Run Games

Publisher: Square Enix

Game Series

GEX Trilogy
GEX Trilogy
GEX Trilogy

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GEX Game Series

GEX Game Series

Features

Originals

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News

Gex Trilogy launch sparks wave of PlayStation 1 nostalgia

Gex Trilogy launch sparks wave of PlayStation 1 nostalgia

The iconic gecko-cartoon is back. Gex's adventures got a decent refresh and a few surprises. Gex Trilogy is finally out.

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Danuta Repelowicz

June 17, 2025

Gex Trilogy launch sparks wave of PlayStation 1 nostalgia
Iconic Platformer Gex Makes a Comeback 24 Years Later

Iconic Platformer Gex Makes a Comeback 24 Years Later

The first teaser of Gex Trilogy promises the return of another forgotten platform hero, whom we haven't seen in over 24 years.

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Jacob Blazewicz

July 13, 2023

Iconic Platformer Gex Makes a Comeback 24 Years Later

System Requirements

System Requirements for GEX Trilogy Video Game:

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PC / Windows

Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Core 2 Duo E7500, 4 GB RAM, graphic card 2 GB GeForce GTX 750, 5 GB HDD, Windows 10 64-bit.

Recommended System Requirements:
AMD Phenom II X6 1035T, 8 GB RAM, graphic card 2 GB Radeon HD 7870, 5 GB HDD, Windows 10 64-bit.

Ratings

Game Ratings for GEX Trilogy Video Game.

7.1

OpenCritic Rating

Game is Recomended by 48% of Critics. There are 18 Critic Reviews.

OpenCritic

Loot Level Chill: 6 / 10 by Lyle Pendle

Gex Trilogy ensures the three Gex games are as true to their original release as possible, but if you have no nostalgia for them you'll struggle a bit.

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Nintendo Life: 7 / 10 by Tom Massey

Gex Trilogy is a happy throwback. The first game is a little clunky and occasionally laborious, but its sequels do better in their 3D expansion of its themes and idea. The main point of appeal is its connection to the period in which they were made. It's full of comic quirks, zinging dialogue, and visual gags that scream MTV Generation. Across all three entries, the media hook and its tropes - from horror to Christmas to 1930s prohibition gangsters - work well to keep things fresh, fun and engaging.That said, while there's a simplicity to the games themselves, the yesteryear technology and the sensibilities of many gamers may have moved on, making their baked-in fetch quests trying at times. Gex Trilogy's value is bumped up by its invention and still very playable design aspects, but whether or not you can pit yourself through them really comes down to how much your nostalgic mileage varies, dude.

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Xbox Achievements: 60 / 100 by Richard Walker

In Gex Trilogy, there is more than one reference to Austin Powers, which should give you some idea as to how much the series' humour has dated ...

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71%

STEAM Score

All Reviews: Mostly Positive (252)

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User Reviews Summary generated by AI

The main pros of the game

  • Nostalgia Factor: Many players expressed joy in revisiting childhood favorites, particularly praising the humor and charm of Gex.
  • Gameplay Mechanics: The addition of a rewind feature and save states was appreciated, making gameplay more accessible and less frustrating.
  • Widescreen Support: The ability to play in widescreen mode for Gex 2 and 3 was a positive change.
  • Extras: The inclusion of behind-the-scenes content, such as interviews and concept art, added value to the collection.
  • Voice Acting: The addition of the PAL versions with original voice actors was a welcomed update for fans.

The main cons of the game

  • Technical Issues: Many users reported audio glitches, stuttering, and poor performance, particularly on modern hardware.
  • Lack of Improvements: Reviewers noted that the games felt like simple emulations of the original PS1 versions without significant graphical or gameplay enhancements.
  • Removal of Traditional Save Features: The absence of traditional save files and reliance on save states was criticized, leading to potential loss of progress.
  • Limited Control Options: Users expressed frustration over the lack of controller remapping options and inconsistent key bindings across games.
  • High Price Point: The $30 price tag was viewed as excessive for what was perceived as a low-effort port.

The features or elements that are missing from the game according to users

  • Inclusion of Other Versions: Users were disappointed that the collection did not include the Nintendo 64 or Game Boy Color versions, which had unique levels and features.
  • Quality of Life Improvements: There were calls for better audio controls, graphical enhancements, and more robust menu systems typical of modern releases.
  • Mouse Support: Some users noted the absence of mouse support for camera control, which was seen as a missed opportunity for improvement.
  • Text and Language Options: Several users pointed out the lack of Spanish language support and other language options that were promised.
  • Comprehensive Save Systems: The removal of traditional save systems in favor of save states was seen as a major drawback, particularly for a platforming game.

Summary

  • Overall, while the GEX Trilogy holds nostalgic value and offers a chance to revisit classic games, many users feel that it falls short in execution and features, leading to a mixed reception.

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