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Luke Sidewalker (Video Game Review)


Kbros Games and Giant Fox have released Luke Sidewalker for PC.

In Luke Sidewalker gamers are introduced to the average, mild mannered Luke who is just trying to make his way around a city that never sleeps. The premise is simple enough but trying to stay entertained by this concept throughout the entirety of the game can get a little tough.

Gamers are tasked with trying to help Luke down the sidewalks of New York City while making his way across seven neighborhoods that includes Times Square, Chinatown, and Williamsburg. As you make your way around the city, gamers will discover a wide array of characters while staying motivated through the collection of coffee and dim sum.



Luke Sidewalker features some intriguing puzzles while you try to outsmart the obstacles in your environments like hot dog stands, women having babies, tourists, dogs and even Pokemon Go players. As you try to make your way across the city, there always seems to be something standing in your path and it takes some unique strategies not to get caught up in all of the chaos.

Luke Sidewalker is an 8-bit strategy game that features some funky music and adventurous gameplay. While the game only remains entertaining for a short bit, the overall concept is rather ingenious and cute. There are a ton of pop-culture references in Luke Sidewalker and trying to achieve your dream of making it across New York become quite the challenge.

All in all, Luke Sidewalker has a fun premise and offers some decent gameplay to boot. If you have ever dreamed about walking your way through New York City, then Luke Sidewalker may just be for you. May the force be with you--young sidewalker.


Score: 6.5 out of 10
Reviewed for PC



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