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Everyone's favorite tail-whipping, channel-surfing, gecko is back in a collection that features all of his best-selling adventures!

GEX Trilogy is a 3d platformer, 1990's and parody game developed by Limited Run Games and Crystal Dynamics and published by Limited Run Games.
Released on June 16th 2025 is available only on Windows in 6 languages: English, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America, French, Italian and German.

It has received 303 reviews of which 213 were positive and 90 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.7 out of 10. 😐

The game is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam.

The Steam community has classified GEX Trilogy into these genres:

3D Platformer 1990's Parody Comedy Funny 2D Platformer Collectathon Story Rich Dynamic Narration Platformer Exploration 2D Side Scroller Cartoon Cartoony Retro Narration Memes Colorful Third Person

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System requirements

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Windows
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS: Windows 10 (64-bit OS required)
  • Processor: Intel(R) Core 2 Duo E7500
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 or equivalent
  • DirectX: Version 11
  • Storage: 5 GB available space

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Dec. 2025
Goofy, Dated, and Still Fun Jumping into GEX Trilogy took me straight back to the era of big hair, cheesy one-liners, and goofy 3D platformers. If you grew up with the original games, there is a real joy in seeing them together with updated visuals and quality-of-life improvements. The trilogy bundles the first three classic GEX titles, and even today the core idea is simple and charming: play as a wisecracking gecko blasting through TV-themed levels, collecting gems, zapping enemies and soaking up cheesy humor at every turn. The remaster does polish things compared to the original releases. The textures feel cleaner, the environments look sharper and the control is more responsive than many expected from these old classics. There is something undeniably fun about hearing GEX’s catchphrases while launching off spring pads, climbing through themed worlds, and discovering hidden areas. I found myself smiling more than once at a line that hit exactly the right nostalgic note. That said, the trilogy still carries some of the rough edges that defined the originals. Camera movement can feel awkward at times and certain jumps require pixel-perfect timing that feels unfair by today’s standards. A few levels feel more repetitive than exciting, and the overall pace can be a bit slow if you are used to modern platformers with tighter design. Some of those older quirks have been smoothed out, but not all of them, and that means players new to GEX might find parts of the experience dated or clunky. Despite these flaws, there is a lot here to enjoy if you go in with the right mindset. This is not trying to be a modern Mario Killer, it is a celebration of a specific time in gaming when platformers were quirky and loud and not always polished to perfection. If you grew up loving GEX, the trilogy captures that spirit and gives you a clean way to relive it. And if you enjoy retro platformers with character and humor, there is enough here to keep you entertained. Final Thoughts GEX Trilogy is exactly what it promises: a throwback collection of goofy, fun platformers that feel like a slice of gaming history. It has rough spots and old school quirks, but it also has personality in spades. Nostalgia runs deep here, and if that is what you are after, this trilogy delivers. Worth Playing for Fans of Classic Platformers and 90s Vibes [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43890595/] 🎅Would Appreciate If You Follow My Curator Page🎅 Would mean a lot if you supported me there, would help me create more quality reviews.
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July 2025
While I enjoyed the trilogy, this is honestly just emulation not a PC port, and I understand why. CrystalDynamics does not have the source code for the Gex Trilogy and the save states make sense, no access to PlayStation BIOS. It is a shame but its not much of a problem if you are aware of the cheat codes. I agree with everyone wondering where the Nintendo 64 and Gameboy Color versions are, but the Nintendo 64 version would also have save states. I imagine the game was priced so high because they were going to add in the Nintendo 64 and GBC versions but their developer studio is very small and doesn't have the resources. For the people complaining about graphics, these games aren't for you. These are PS1 games, so of course there will be texture wobbling and other PS1 flaws. One thing that the emulation on the Gex Trilogy does better than Duckstation is the wide-screen hack. Very impressive. If you're a Gex fan, I would wait for this game to go on sale.
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June 2025
After you beat the game in the second game you get the credits and then you basically restart the game. There is no safe data for beating the game unless i miss something. that means you cant beat the last secret level because you can never get the last Boss remote, becuase the game just throws you back into newgame. Very Sad. maybe in a patch it will be doable
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June 2025
If Gex has a million fans, I'm one of them. If Gex has 5 fans, I'm one of them. If Gex has 1 fan, that one is me. If Gex has no fans, I'm no longer alive. If the world is against Gex I'm against the entire world. Till my last breath, I'll support Gex.
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June 2025
I really like the UI for this port. Its got some fun style. Save states and a rewind feature are great additions even if they are to be expected. What isn't to be expected is bad performance. 4060 and an 8500g and the game still goes through random rough patches of awful performance. Audio also cuts out with too many sources. The game also uses the PS1 (which is disappointing as someone who had an N64) ports without any sort of visual inhancements beyond widescreen support. The geometry is still going to be all over the place. You do have a CRT filter option which does seem to smooth visuals out , but it's at the cost of significantly darkening the screen. If this collection were $9.99 as is, i'd say its fine. But you can't charge 30 bucks with barebone features and bad performance. It's nothing that can't be patched I'd imagine. If they clean it up it'll totally be worth the asking price. Games are fun and what QoL the package has is much apreciated. I'm still going to put a recomend for a review as it wont always be at this price and, if you're ok with a barebone port and love these games, it's a functional way to do so.
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Frequently Asked Questions

GEX Trilogy is currently priced at 29.99€ on Steam.

GEX Trilogy is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 29.99€ on Steam.

GEX Trilogy received 213 positive votes out of a total of 303 achieving a rating of 6.67.
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GEX Trilogy was developed by Limited Run Games and Crystal Dynamics and published by Limited Run Games.

GEX Trilogy is playable and fully supported on Windows.

GEX Trilogy is not playable on MacOS.

GEX Trilogy is not playable on Linux.

GEX Trilogy is a single-player game.

GEX Trilogy does not currently offer any DLC.

GEX Trilogy does not support mods via Steam Workshop.

GEX Trilogy does not support Steam Remote Play.

GEX Trilogy is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.

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GEX Trilogy
29.99€ Buy Now
Rating
6.7
213
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Online players
5
Developer
Limited Run Games, Crystal Dynamics
Publisher
Limited Run Games
Release 16 Jun 2025
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