The game follows the same plot as its movie inspiration. However, a few things are tweaked to create a worthy video game equivalent. After transforming into a Llama, Kuzco finds himself engaged in a bizzare adventure that tests his resolve… as a Llama. Cutscenes in the game are straight from the movie, giving players a chance to rest from the unrelenting action. Kuzco travels around in classic third-person gameplay while the camera hangs behind.
He also sports a dash attack, jump and a few other ways to navigate through levels. These additions make the game more charming, leaving you with a sense of accomplishment by the end of particularly tough levels. Boss fights and puzzles are also great in terms of variety and quality. Instead, everything feels intentionally placed and balanced. Although, the game tends to lean on the easier side.
Controls are intuitive and easy to get creative with. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience.
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Closed doors are opened with collected Cusco Idols. Finding them is not so easy and you have to tackle complex platforming. However, the reward is well worth it! You have to fight with the boy on the llama bike. Defeat him in competitions and get additional bonuses. Opponents are various guards, spiders, beetles, etc..
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