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Garfield: Escape from Monday
Wake up Garfield from this nightmarish veggie filled 3D Platformer! The laziest cat is about to work hard in Garfield - Escape from Monday!
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Garfield: Escape from Monday is the latest 3D platforming romp starring everyone's favourite comic-strip-turned-multimedia juggernaut, Garfield, in a simple but decent adventure game that the younger people in your life will get
The decades-old comic strip is brought to life with a new 3D platformer. Here's our review of Garfield - Escape From Monday.
If you’re looking for a solid 3D platformer, you could certainly do a lot worse than Escape From Monday.
First it was Bubsy, and now we’ve reached Garfield. With Garfield: Escape from Monday, the year 2026 has now given us two new games starring orange felines not exactly known for either charisma or a particularly stellar gaming catalogue. Both, by all intents and purposes, should have been terrible, yet somehow aren’t. Despite not being particularly innovative or groundbreaking, Escape from Monday is shocking simply because of how effortlessly decent it ended up being. It’s not trying to...
Garfield has never been a fan of Mondays, but being trapped in a nightmare full of vegetables might finally push him over the edge. Developed by OSome Studio
While Garfield: Escape from Monday delivers with its deadpan humor, vibrant level designs, and fun costume abilities, its simple mechanics and technical hiccups ultimately make it an average 3D platformer. The story follows Garfield through different dream worlds where unlocking fun costume abilities keeps the platforming lighthearted. However, the experience is weighed down by overly sensitive camera controls, a blindingly neon color palette, and vague objective cues that can feel frustrating to navigate. Balancing easy combat and a surprisingly addictive house-decorating side loop against it...
Garfield: Escape from Monday - a 3D platformer with Garfield the cat in the main role, where in a nightmare we escape from an evil cook and vegetables.
Garfield's colourful dreamworld platformer has charm in its looks, but an overly chatty lead, a mildly annoying camera, and samey levels leave this entire meal tasting a little bland.
Escape from Monday has the foundations of a great 3D platformer, but a lack of challenge and polish make it a missed opportunity.