The story of the game accompanies Bajoo and Kazooie, after the events of the Banjo-Tooie game, more specifically eight years later. And, finally, Jiggy Bank is where players are able to sell the Jiggy they have extracted during exploration. Mambo’s Motors, is where players can use those blueprints and vehicle parts to create unique designs. Humba Wumba is the store where new blueprint and vehicle parts can be purchased in exchange for musical notes or jiggies. Stop N’ Swop, is a unique shop that adds special blueprints from the online community. Boggy’s Gym, will allow players to upgrade their stamina, power, and overall experience when characters are on foot. Each of these locations helps players customize and develop their characters and accessories.

There are four main locations of importance in the game: Boggy’s Gym, Stop N’ Swop, Humba Wumba, Mumbo’s Motors, and the Jiggy Bank. Vehicle creation is extremely varied, with over sixteen hundred parts to mix and match towards the creation of something unique. Through completion and exploration, players earn an in-game currency called “Jiggies” which are used to unlock new worlds, and parts for your vehicles. Each act holds six different “chapters”, that provide different challenges for players to complete. Progression is fairly linear as the game has five worlds and a final location, called Spiral Mountain. A clear example is that there aren’t fully-fledged combat mechanics, instead, players only have simple melee attacks available. For those familiar with the franchise, everything that is available to do in Rare’s open-world is a simplified version of previous titles, which makes sense as this is not a traditional Banjo-Kazooie game.

Is not exclusively a racing game, in-fact the title retains much of its platformer, sandbox origins. And, although vehicles are an essential part of the game, Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts The main objective of the game, as previously mentioned, is to build a diverse number of vehicles. Released in November of 2008, exclusively for Xbox 360, the title retained its authenticity while tackling an unexplored genre for the franchise. Revived by Microsoft, in conjunction with critically acclaimed developer Rare, Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts is an action-adventure, 3D sandbox game that revolves around vehicle construction.

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