For casual players? Stop at clearing the main story. The final boss credits are lovely. Do not let the Gold Relic on "The High Road" ruin your childhood memories.
But here is where the confusion begins. Unlike the original PlayStation titles, the N Sane Trilogy adds a host of new collectibles, time trials, and DLC content. Do you need 100% or 105%? What about the Stormy Ascent level? And why does Crash 1 feel harder than Dark Souls ? crash bandicoot n sane trilogy 100
| Game | Standard 100% | Maximum % achievable | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Crash 1 | All Gems + Keys | (Adds Stormy Ascent + Gold Relics) | | Crash 2 | All Gems + Crystals | 102% (Adds Gold Relics) | | Crash 3 | All Gems + Relics | 105% (Adds Future Tense + Gold Relics) | For casual players
This article breaks down everything you need to know about achieving , including per-game breakdowns, the dreaded "Platinum Relic" grind, and tips to keep your controller intact. What Does "100%" Actually Mean in the N Sane Trilogy? First, a critical distinction. The game screen displays a completion percentage that can go over 100%. Because the N Sane Trilogy includes retro DLC levels (Stormy Ascent) and future-past content (Future Tense), the true maximum is 105% for Crash Bandicoot 1 and Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped , and 102% for Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back . Do not let the Gold Relic on "The