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PlayStation, Xbox gamers surprised with free download you can grab now

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Updated 11:36 1 Oct 2024 GMT+1Published 11:33 1 Oct 2024 GMT+1

PlayStation, Xbox gamers surprised with free download you can grab now

This one's for the platforming fans

Kate Harrold

Kate Harrold

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The concept of try before you buy is especially important in today’s troubled economy.

Many of us are doing our best to save our pennies.

If you are going to splash the cash on a new release, then it’s always better if you’re sure that it’s something you truly want.

A demo can help you gain that kind of confidence, and I’d like to highlight a brand new one that’s landed on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Steam, and Nintendo Switch.

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If you’re a fan of Astro Bot or Super Mario Odyssey, then you may want to check out The Smurfs - Dreams.

Don’t divert your attention just yet. I know what you’re likely thinking, because I was probably thinking it too.

There are far too many half-hearted platformers in existence that rely on a recognisable IP for sales.

This doesn’t appear to be that though. The Smurfs - Dreams’ trailer is pretty impressive, and it feels as if developer Ocellus Studio has created something quite sweet and wonderful.

Take a look at the demo trailer for The Smurfs - Dreams below.

“Gargamel has devised a new evil scheme to catch the Smurfs! He casted a cunning curse on the sarsaparilla bushes, causing a deep slumber across the Smurfs after they eat the delicious leaves,” the synopsis reads.

“Alone or with a friend, discover enchanting locations and explore the dreams of your favourite Smurfs. Each dream is a unique adventure, with smurfingly exciting challenges and mind-boggling puzzles. Imagination comes to life in this fully immersive and magical 3D platformer.”

Yes, the full release is co-op, although you can play alone.

Along the way, in addition to the usual platforming challenges, you’ll face various puzzles and boss fights.

The full game is due to launch on 24 October, so there isn't too long to wait.

In the meantime though, you can dive into that demo to get a feel for what’s on offer.

Featured Image Credit: Sony, Microsoft

Topics: PlayStation, Xbox, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X

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