You aren’t even told about this until you leave the first level. While this did happen in BK (Gobi Valley needs Beak Bomb and Freezeezy Peaks needs Turbo Trainers), it is much more prevalent in Banjo-Dreamie. This makes it so that there is a lot of inter-level backtracking. The first level, Glowing Gardens, has some areas that cannot be accessed without jumping skills, but those are learned in the next level. The last main difference that had me stumped for a while is that the levels cannot be completed the first time around.
Progression is instead done by collecting notes which unlock doors in the Dreamy Depths. For instance, you only learn basic attacks and how to climb trees in the first stage. Each of those Bottles skills are spread throughout the game so you’ll have to go through the first few levels severely handicapped. Imagine playing BK and walking around Spiral mountain before you talk to bottles in any of his molehills. First thing you’ll notice is that you start out with a very basic Banjo. Gameplayīanjo-Dreamie plays very similarly to Banjo-Kazooie, but with a few key differences. It does make good use of what it has though. This hack is based off of Banjo-Kazooie, not Banjo-Tooie, so don’t expect to see all of the abilities and characters from that game in here. The game doesn’t have an intro cutscene like the original did, so you have to piece together what is going on from the clues within the game such as the environment and Loggo’s taunts. It’s up to Banjo and Kazooie to get to him. Loggo (the toilet from Mad Monster Mansion) obtained Gruntilda’s magic and used it to create the Dreamy Depths, an area below Grunty’s Lair. The game takes place in between of Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie, consider it kind of like a BK 1.5.
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