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Sir Lovelot

pixel.lu · Mar 3, 2021

PC · PS5 · Series X|S · PS4 · Xbox One · Switch

Teen

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Spring is in the air. Can you feel it? Sir Lovelot surely can, and he's determined to find the love of his life.Follow him on a wacky quest where impressing greedy damsels is harder than a heart of stone!

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PC

Critic 7.0 (1 critics) · Gamer 8.5

PlayStation 5

Critic 7.0 (3 critics) · No ratings yet

Xbox Series X|S

Critic 7.0 (1 critics) · No ratings yet

PlayStation 4

No critic reviews yet · No ratings yet

Xbox One

Critic 7.2 (3 critics) · No ratings yet

Nintendo Switch

Critic 7.0 (1 critics) · No ratings yet

Critic reviews

  • 3rd-strike.com

    Ibuki · Mar 21, 2021

    9.0
    Sir Lovelot is an excellent puzzle platformer with an original topic and goal. The overall gameplay loop is very enjoyable and gets harder as you go, but never impossible. We enjoyed the theme, the overall smoothness of the gameplay and it’s been a while since an original entry in the genre has been made. Those looking for a bite-sized puzzle platformer cannot go wrong with this one.
  • Xbox Tavern

    Jake Plant · Mar 11, 2021

    7.7
    Sir Lovealot might seem like he’s always on the lookout for love but if you’re on the lookout for a solid, fast-paced, 2D action platformer, then you have found a match. Its fantastic pixel art and familiar gameplay that’s both challenging and forgiving make this title worth your time. It’s only a few hours in length but is filled with funny fantasy tropes and gameplay that is easy to pick up.
  • GameSpew

    Dan Lipscombe · Mar 02, 2021

    5.0
    The visuals are a sumptuous, pixelated treat. Even the different styles of the four worlds available are well-thought-out expansions on platforming tropes, with each new area introducing a new mechanic: swimming, bounce pads, and gusts of air. The problem with Sir Lovelot comes from one very bizarre design choice.
  • TheXboxHub

    Richard Barker · Mar 18, 2021

    7.0
    Sir Lovelot on Xbox feels like a weekend game; nothing incredibly special but a well-made experience nonetheless. This is a fun and simple platformer that can provide some good fun for a few hours. It looks great and sounds even better, helped along by controls that are tight and responsive.

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