10 Best Levels In The Spyro Reignited Trilogy

10. Zephyr/Breeze Harbor

Kicking off the list with two levels here, but there’s good reason for that. Spyro 2: Ripto’s Rage had a habit of matching up levels, but nowhere was that more obvious than in Zephyr and Breeze Harbor.

Lots of levels, for example Colossus and Idol Springs or Scorch and Shady Oasis, had duality. Sometimes it was through NPCs, other times through enemies. But in Zephyr and Breeze Harbor, Spyro fought on both sides of the war between the Breezebuilders and the Landblubbers. It’s this narrative that heaves these two great levels up to the quality befitting the top ten.

On their own, each level has charm. Zephyr utilises the cannon mechanic well and has a very ‘Spyro’ love story between Romeo and Juliet. Breeze Harbor also uses cannons, but its true charm lies in the way you slowly work to activate engines to unlock more of the level to explore. Plus the satisfaction of no longer having ‘trouble with the trolley, eh?’.

These two really stand out though because Spyro, like Mac in It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia, is playing both sides so he always comes out on top.