Platformers have captivated gamers for years, with iconic franchises like Mario leading the way. While major titles in this genre have been somewhat sparse recently, a promising lineup of upcoming indie games and familiar favorites is set to excite platforming enthusiasts.
Revenge of the Savage Planet – May (PlayStation, Xbox, PC)
Following the success of Journey to the Savage Planet, the sequel, Revenge of the Savage Planet, promises another dive into its humorous and satirical sci-fi landscape. Players will explore alien terrain, upgrade their gear, and unveil the mysteries of these vibrant worlds. The trailer itself is packed with humor, hinting at an entertaining adventure.
Little Nightmares 3 – June (PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PC)
The Little Nightmares series is adored by horror fans, and the upcoming third installment is set to elevate the experience with a full co-op mode for the first time. This shift from the series’ traditional single-player narrative allows players to experience the chilling story of two characters together. Make sure to add this title to your wishlist!
MainFrames – March 6 (Nintendo Switch, PC)
Nostalgia takes center stage in MainFrames, a whimsical platformer that places players in the role of a floppy disk navigating a classic 90s PC environment. Scheduled for release on March 6, this cozy adventure offers a collection of mini-games and puzzles, catering to those longing for a taste of retro gaming.
A Webbing Journey – TBA
A Webbing Journey is not for the faint-hearted, especially those with a fear of spiders. This unique title allows players to embody a spider, swinging through various environments and creating intricate web structures. While a release date hasn’t been confirmed, the game is currently available on iOS and Android, offering a sneak peek into its sandbox-style platforming.
Or-Replays – TBA
While Yooka-Laylee remains a beloved platformer, Yooka-Replaylee aims to enhance the original experience. This revamped edition will introduce new challenges, content, and hidden secrets, appealing to fans of classic platformers like Spyro the Dragon and Crash Bandicoot.
Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered – February 14 (PlayStation, PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox)
No discussion of platformers would be complete without mentioning Lara Croft.Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered is launching on February 14, enticing newcomers and nostalgic veterans alike to experience the adventures of Lara in stunning HD. With a major revamp of Angel of Darkness, this remaster promises to be an enticing experience for many players.
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Honorable Mentions
- Unannounced Mario platformers
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