Recommend me a 3D Platformer?

For non-Steam game: Spyro series on PS1??

EDIT: Yes, I'll read the thread FIRST next time, stupid me.

Buy a used WiiU, get Super Mario Galaxy 1-2 and Super Mario 3D World.

If you have a 3DS and you don't already have Super Mario 3D Land I question what you're doing in life

Hey, this is a good moment to spread the news that Voodoo Vince remastered was released yesterday.

Jak and Daxter series, Sly Cooper series, Ratchet & Clank series on PS2, PS3 and latest Ratchet & Clank remake on PS4. When we are talking about 3d platformers, i think about consoles)))

Ps1 - gex series

Rayman 2, donald duck goin quackers... (both old)
Would you count this in 3D platformers? http://store.steampowered.com/app/225080/ or http://store.steampowered.com/app/278360/ ?

Ty the Tasmanian tiger is pretty good I think, haven't played it myself but been told it's good a lot. I like the sonic adventure games, but don't think I'd recommend them as I can see why some people don't enjoy them

Castle of Illusion? Not super-easy, but still pretty fun.

Maybe Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power?
Cheap - Woodle Tree Adventures (was free many times) and Bob Was Hungry (not 3d, but on sale right now). I'm not kidding about Woodle - its not so bad 😊

• Gurumin
• Freeze Me
• Sonic Generations
• UnBox
• TY The Tasmanian Tiger ( and its sequel )
• Voodoo Vince
• Macbat 64
• Ginger: Beyond the Crystal
• A Hat in Time
• Skylar & Plux

Max: The Curse of Brotherhood - It's 2.5D, but the devs did a good job of making it feel like a 3D platformer, and I REALLY enjoyed it. See my review for more info.

Since you liked Yooka Laylee so much, I highly recommend Banjo Tooie and Donkey Kong 64, both for the N64 (which I know you don't have, but they're two of my favorite 3D platformers!)

A Story About My Uncle.

Rayman games! - The Great Escape and Hoodlum Havoc are great platformers. They both are on GOG, and aren't very expensive.
Also - Taz Wanted - I had great fun with this one, although I don't know if you can find it somewhere

I really liked Darksiders (first installment in the series). And while this is not the usualy cartoon-y style game and many might not put it in this categry, I still found it was an extremely good 3D platformer :)

Nintendo 64 games like Super Mario 64, Banjo Kazooie, and Conker's Bad Fur Day

I recently got Rive in a Humble monthly. It's kind of a bullet hell side scrolling platformer. You have to be VERY precise with your movements, not in a Super Meat Boy way, but because there are things swarming at you while you are avoiding pits and things. It's got a good script, good voice acting and it's colorful.

I'm really enjoying it, but I can only do 15-20 minutes at a time! I know other people probably think it's not that tough, I suck at this kind of game!

Splosion Man was great, too.

A Hat in Time
Unbox
Trine 3
TY the Tasmanian Tiger 1 & 2 Remasters
Voodoo Vince Remastered
Ben and Ed
FreezeME
Grow Up
Grow Home

Tomb Raider 2013 and Rise of the Tomb Raider have platforming in it
Clustertruck, and both the Mirror's Edge games if you like first person

http://store.steampowered.com/search/?tags=5395&page=1

Oh, you already tried POI and Psychonauts... well I still have a few recomendations, just not so straight forward.

• Sonic Lost World (some levels are 2D) don't mind the old reviews for the WiiU version, the PC port cuts a bunch of the fat and tweaks the game to fix the controls and progression.
• Sonic Generations (a bit over half the levels are 2D) The best from 2 eras of sonic games.
• A Story About My Uncle (first person) You spend most of your time swinging in the air in this game so I hope you don't suffer from vertigo.
• Grow Home Why aren't all Ubi games like this? This is great.
• Castle of Illusion (mainly a 2D platformer but it has some 3D sections) <- This is how you do a remake.
• Mirror's Edge (first person) More of a parkour game, but it has lots of platforming.
• NaissanceE (first person, hybrid genre) Despite its looks this game has plenty of jumping and running, it is also a masterpiece of abience in my eyes.
• Refunct (first person) Short and kinda focused on speedrunning but the controls are so tight that I actually preffer to play it with a controller, and that's weird for a first person game.

Can't go wrong with the Crash Bandicoot trilogy (except for maybe the first one), Spyro trilogy, and Mario 64. I also recommend Pac-Man World 2. Fun game, but can be a pain in the butt at times.