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 for Crash Bandicoot 1 and Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped , and 102% for Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back .
Unlike the first game, Crash 2 hides its Colored Gems behind environmental puzzles rather than no-death runs:
To beat Crash 1 , you need to free Tawna, Brio, and Cortex by entering specific bonus rounds. The keys are usually found at the end of difficult side-path levels. crash bandicoot n sane trilogy 100
Earn at least a Gold Relic in every level. Platinum relics are for "bragging rights" and do not increase the percentage further than Gold. Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped (105% - 108% Max): Crystals & Gems: Collect 25 Crystals and 45 gems.
The first game is widely considered the hardest to complete 100% due to its archaic save system (remastered to be slightly kinder, but still brutal) and the addition of time trials—which never existed in the 1996 original. First, a critical distinction
Relics are the most challenging part of 100% completion. You get a timer by touching the yellow stopwatch at the start of a level.
Find a staircase made entirely of Nitro crates. These specific Nitro crates are fake; jump up them to find a hidden warp zone containing the Purple Gem. The Secret Warp Room (Floor 6) Unlike the first game, Crash 2 hides its
The relic appeared on screen: