- November 25, 2016
- Giant Fox Studios
Luke Sidewalker
Platforms
About
In "Luke Sidewalker" , play as Luke, a New Yorker always on the move, navigating chaotic sidewalks across 7 districts. Dodge various obstacles such as traffic, tourists, and pigeons, while catching the L train and solving puzzles. Help Luke reach his girlfriend, showcasing his unyielding determination and ambition.







- The game features a cool and original concept that humorously captures the experience of navigating through busy New York City streets.
- It's a short game that offers easy achievements, making it appealing for achievement hunters.
- The pixel art style and some of the character designs are charming, and the humor can be amusing for those familiar with NYC culture.
- The gameplay is repetitive and frustrating, often feeling like a slog due to dense crowds and poorly designed mechanics.
- The sound design is criticized for being atrocious, with annoying voice lines and music that detracts from the experience.
- Many players found the game to be too short and lacking in depth, with a weak story and minimal character development.
humor
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is a mixed bag, with some players enjoying the quirky character lines and visual gags, while others find the humor to be weak or irritating, often relying on outdated stereotypes. While certain moments and characters elicit genuine laughter, many feel that the comedic elements do not consistently land, leading to frustration rather than enjoyment. Overall, the humor appeals to those who appreciate retro-style games, but it may not resonate with everyone.
“I like the Hasidim and the woman having babies (this part made me laugh out loud haha).”
“It's a neat idea though, with some decent cheesy humor and nice pixel graphics.”
“The story was funny and the bosses are hilarious.”