It’s a forest, not a jungle. I’m a huge sucker for medieval things and I genuinely got CHILLS the first time I saw that title screen.
It doesn't really give off those vibes to me. Feels like Jibberish Jungle if it was... bad. (That's just essentially the whole game, anyways. All Origins worlds but 100 years into the future, or something along those lines) They don't do well on the nature-y levels compared to Origins.
And, not to drag your love for medieval things here but I do really think they hold onto it too much. They do excel in the later levels (the pre-boss one where you have the flying fist and you hit away the dragons, castle rock, the one where you're actually fighting the dragon, etc) but when you're in the forest it feels off and boring. I do really like the first level of Teensies in Trouble though. It's definitely a sight to see, but after that, again, it's boring
It loads instantly on PS5. To make up for that, your hearts transfer over level so if you’re not a n00b you’re good to go
I don't have a PS5 so I would have never known this

Though, the origins thing where it transfers the heart is freaking genius. Absolute game changer since I used that trick for the Tricky Treasure levels and LOTLD

Glad to see it made a comeback, atleast
There’s more “pretty blue” levels in the PSVITA version, and besides, there’s literally 2 levels in the base game that use it. And gourmand land got respect, idk what you’re on about
Yes, it got more levels technically in Lucious Lakes, but I'm specifically saying Gourmand Land since it got that treatment
I have to search up a letsplay of the PSVita version because I honestly wouldn't have known unless I had one (same with the PS5 thing), and yes. 2 levels in base game that use it, I mentioned them. I'm saying that it's nice to see the blue world in main screen because you barely see it.
1 minute? No way you’ve been beating 2 boss phases in a measly little minute
And, I gotta be more clear with my words

, I meant when they shower you in lums, it's there for a minute. Yes, in the boss phases they do bring you back, but it's not really like, you know... interactable. Nor is the ending, but at least you have a decently big chunk of land to walk on, and the background looks decently cool, too.