There's a wonderful scene toward the start of Voodoo Vince

Voodoo Vince Remastered is a remaster in the truest sense of the word – you'll find no new levels, bosses, or challenges lurking among the tweaks. That means it's also as short as it ever was, with a thorough playthrough demanding only around eight hours. I find that barely matters, though, since Vince has been off the radar for so long that it almost feels new. Games with a more "realistic" art style might suffer after such a long absence, but Voodoo Vince's vaguely Pixarian look allows it to enter the modern age with only a few signs of wrinkles. It looks all the more modern with a new 1080p resolution, 16:9 aspect ratio, and generally steady 60fps frame rate that holds its course on both the PC and Xbox One versions.

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“ Nothing makes Voodoo Vince a joy to play quite like the music.

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“ Strictly speaking, combat isn't even that fun.

And that's the bulk of Voodoo Vince. It's a relatively short, simple platformer, but it oozes with personality and a constant sense of fun that tend to make it more memorable than some of its peers.