Promenade

Critic reviews

• Gamezebo

  Simon Reed · Mar 08, 2024

  8.0

  So despite the colourful and generally chill aesthetics, Promenade is certainly not a game to be trifled with. This only made us enjoy the game all the more though. What could have been another bland indie platformer is something much more interesting. So if you’re looking for a new platforming challenge, we’d highly recommend Promenade. It’s charming, well designed, and has a few interesting new ideas of its own.

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• Vandal

  Javier de Pascual · Mar 05, 2024

  7.5

  Promenade utiliza referencias conocidas para encandilarnos con un plataformas sencillo pero muy bien ejecutado.

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• Pure Nintendo

  Jemma Casson · Feb 26, 2024

  8.0

  Overall, Promenade is a deceptively simple-looking title that’s full of things to do. There’s plenty of variety to keep you hooked, with challenging puzzles and platforming elements to conquer. It’s a sweet outing that’s super-satisfying to play.

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• Checkpoint Gaming

  Missy Taylor · Feb 25, 2024

  8.0

  Promenade is a cute 2D platformer with heavy inspiration from 3D platformers of yore. It dips into other genres like puzzle, Metroidvania and collectathons and eases players into its varied gameplay ideas. While the game could explain things better, such as what buttons to press for certain mechanics, what it does is create a great and vibrant experience for its players. Considering this is the debut game from the team at Holy Cap, it’s a fantastic achievement.

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• PlayStation Country

  Ian · Feb 23, 2024

  8.0

  Promenade is a great platformer with loads to do. If you romp through the campaign without stopping to take it in, you’ll be doing it a disservice. A game to be savoured. Perhaps a bit too tough in latter stages to the extent we ran out of steam.

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• NintendoLife

  Michelle See-Tho · Feb 22, 2024

  7.0

  Like the Great Elevator which takes you from beach to garden to mountain, Promenade unites several game elements you know and love in a way that still feels fluid. All this opens up a world that we were itching to explore. The collectathon gameplay is addictive, and the routes and puzzles are rewarding to complete. It might not elevate the genre, and it's not without faults or difficulty spikes, but that’s okay with us because most of what it does stacks up.

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