Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time, Tawna: preview of the new playable character

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Plot: Tawna Bandicoot vs Cortex, but in its own way Nonconformist and independent: Tawna's look New character, new gameplay Certainties and Doubts The launch of Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time is approaching, and not long Little by little, the developers of Toys for Bob continue to reveal aspects that are anything but negligible of what will officially be the fourth main chapter of the series, a real heir to the first three Crash Bandicoot. Surprisingly, the announcement of a new playable character arrives: Tawna. Do you remember this female figure of the franchise? Even if the answer is yes, you will soon discover with our preview that Tawna is now very different from what you remembered.

Plot: Tawna Bandicoot vs. Cortex, but in her own way

At some point in Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time, Crash and Coco will meet Tawna Bandicoot. She will also take sides against Neo Cortex ... but in her own way. Tawna has already appeared other times in the franchise, but her first important appearance (at least from a narrative point of view) dates back to the first Crash Bandicoot video game. Kidnapped by the main enemy, it represented Crash's ideal target, which was to free her. A princess in danger, albeit with a lot of fur.

Clearly, so many years later, it was impossible to re-propose a female character relegating him again to the role of mere speck: in Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time Tawna will officially become a playable character like Crash, Coco, Neo Cortex, and Dingodile (the latter was confirmed just recently). Not only that, but it will be really different from how everyone remembered it, starting from the character design.