Harold's Walk

Do NOT play Harold will find you.

The trailer don't lie. This is the greatest 3D platform video game of all time.

fun game! slightly held back by janky controls but otherwise p good platformer. smaller stages shine and if the super jump was more responsive it would be better

had this on my new 3ds before i sold it. its a shame this game only has 32 downloads, absolute hidden gem of a game.

what a weird game that is unironically a good game that is a lil short but sweet i like how the world is interconnected and keeping track of collectables and portals is easy also there is a time attack for each level which is also fun tho the game lacks visual clarity for "crowns"(primary collectable) and "purple things"(secondary collectable) they appear small in the world but in the map are huge so then you start looking at the map more than the game itself which hurt exploration and overall fun anyhow i do like it and it doesnt over stay its welcome (gonna start attempting deathless) 6/10

The legendary film critic Roger Ebert once stated, rather infamously, that "games can never be art". While Ebert's argument was inherently flawed (as he wasn't much of a gamer and thus lacked the literacy required to truly appreciate them), his statement has been the catalyst for arguments on whether or not games are truly "art". On the surface, Harold's Walk may not initially appear to be art, but play it for yourself and you will find a work of pure artistic expression that invites exploration and rewards contemplation. Most modern 3D platformers often rely on a mechanical or stylistic gimmick of some kind to grab the player's attention. They desperately cry out, trying to distance themselves from the games upon which their foundation is built on. But Harold's Walk is not like most modern 3D platformers. Like all good art, Harold borrows what works from its peers and finds ways to transcend the limits of its medium to provide a truly ground-breaking experience. The mechanics are actually quite simple; Harold can run, jump, double-jump, and roll. But with this simplistic toolkit, Harold can explore the ends on the earth with ease. The myriad worlds you will have the privilege o…