Preston Ward Condra Ranks All 101 Spyro 1-3 Levels

by Preston Ward Condra

A project I made when I was 15 years old, during my sophomore year in High School in September 2009. I critiqued and ranked every single level from Spyro the Dragon, Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage and Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon in, one consolidated project from worst to best. It doesn't matter if you agree with my opinion or not. All that matters, is that this ended up getting finished.

53. 50: Midnight Mountain

We kick off the Top 50 in a huge way with the last remaining Spyro 3 Homeworld level left to rank in of the countdown and the last true homeworld level to take in place from the entire franchise to this day, Midnight Mountain. As far as the remaining homeworld levels go left to rank in of the countdown, Midnight Mountain was a very good homeworld level at that thanks to how it improves on a variety of tasks in of the main gameplay design of the homeworld to take in part of in unlike of that from the other three bland and forgettable homeworld levels from of Spyro 3. Midnight Mountain was while not perfect as the best homeworld level from the classic franchise, it's a very good one at that and a nice final homeworld to explore in of the franchise as a whole.

The best elements I loved from Midnight Mountain and why I have it by far ranked as the best of the four homeworld levels from Spyro 3 is how, there are notable tasks to take in part of in of level that are very fun to perform in and how cool it is for the player to explore in of the level thanks to how large the homeworld was such as ever taking in part of chasing around and causing torture to the ever annoying Moneybags he deserves for him forcing you pay your hard worked collected treasure you collected in from other Spyro 3 levels.

This is one element that I love to replay through over and over again and who wouldn't? There was absolutely nothing the player should take and care for in of gameplay elements to take in part of for the other three homeworld levels from Spyro 3, so it's nice for Midnight Mountain have the player tackle and take down in of the main level design from the level which is something that should be accounted for every level in the series, including homeworld levels.

Not much else to say. Midnight Mountain was not the best homeworld out there from the entire PS1 franchise, but again I found it be an overall great homeworld that like Glimmer, every classic Spyro fan out there should enjoy in some shape way or form in the level such as even if it's only the calm presentation nature and music of the level to again doing and performing stunts special to Midnight Mountain in terms of level design such as exploring every cranny of the homeworld finding secret eggs and to taking down the heartless Moneybags. Great homeworld level overall and as such has enough positive things to take in part of in overall that it earns enough to be ranked in the Top 50 of the Spyro PS1 levels in my countdown.