Overview
- Number of Players
- Single Player
- Genre
- Arcade
- Release Date
Switch eShop
- 21st Oct 2020 (US/Canada), $14.99
- 21st Oct 2020 (UK/EU/AU), £10.99
- Official Site
- nintendo.com
Screenshots (10)
Reviews
Review Horace - A Heart-Warming Nostalgia Trip And Must-Play Masterpiece
Horace doesn't go skiing
The name “Horace” has cultural cachet in the world of British retrogaming, and we can’t help but believe that the evocation thereof is very, very intentional on the Horace developers’ part. After all, their game is steeped in nostalgia; the pop culture of days past infuses Horace from its opening nod to Thames TV’s...
About The Game
This masterpiece from Paul Helman and Sean Scapelhorn is a classic platformer that tells an emotional and surprisingly rich tale of self-discovery peppered with nostalgic popular culture references that will bring a smile to any gamer who enjoys the 8 and 16 bit era!
Made by just two people, Horace offers over 15 hours of exciting platforming and pushes the boundaries of the genre with profound storytelling and quirky and nostalgic pop culture references! A game made by videogame lovers for videogame lovers!
Adventure through hours and hours of varied gameplay. Overcome 2D platforming challenges with a unique twist, unlock new metroidvania inspired robot abilities, enjoy plenty of retro-inspired mini games and reunite Horace with his family.
Comments (1)
This game is absolutely beautiful! I watched FrazleyS on Twitch play it and I love it! Only issue I have with it is some of the puzzles make me severely motion sick.
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