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Horace Review – The Current Indie Sleeper Hit of the Year?

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Horace is a narrative-heavy pixel art platformer by Paul Helman and Sean Scaplehorn. As the eponymous character, a sentient robot, you are tasked to clean one million things while living with your owners, who treat you like family. A tragedy causes you to shut down, awakening years later alone, but still driven by your prime directive and a yearning to bring everyone back together.

Ultimately, Horaceā€™s heartwarming narrative pushes you through the hardcore gameplay, and the high-quality aesthetic and music burn themselves into your brain. Horace may be an unforgiving platformer, but itā€™s well worth the challenge. The game is out now on Steam.

Watch our full Review in 3 Minutes for Horace, by KC Nwosu.

Review copy provided by the publisher. Reviewed on PC.

 


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KC Nwosu
KC Nwosu has been making video game content for nearly half a decade. He also streams with his son Starboy who has legitimately won a Mario Kart race against him.