Handmade PS5 Game Harold Halibut Is Out Next Month | Push Square

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Harold Halibut, the game made entirely out of real-life models and figures, will launch for PS5 on 16th April 2024, it has been confirmed. A new trailer debuted during last night's Future Games Show, which you can catch up above. Sculpted characters and sets have been 3D scanned into the experience, which is set on a city-sized spaceship underneath an alien ocean. A PS4 version will launch at a later date.

In a press release, developer Slow Bros said having a final release date represents the «end of an era» as it finally ships Harold Halibut after more than 10 years of development. «Now we can’t wait to see how it stirs players, what it makes them feel, reminds them of in their lives and maybe inspires them to do. Everyone finally gets to puppeteer Harold through this miniature world that shows our literal fingerprints which we built for them.»

Have you been looking forward to Harold Halibut? Let us know in the comments below.

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Holy wow I was sold within a minute.
This looks very intriguing

I love stop motion style games. Just recently played my ancient psx copy of skull monkeys and it was still fun.

And also coming PS4

Also coming to Xbox and PC.

@Tnr01 PS4 version is at a later date.

Looks great. Just added it to my wishlist

The first I've seen or heard of this game, and I've stopped the trailer halfway as I don't want any spoilers!

Looks great but the voice work and script is most impressive. Intrigued.

I honestly don't even care if the game is good or bad (though it looks rather intriguing right now). I'll get it just because of the stop motion.

The guy looks like Trigger from Only Fools And Horses.

Reminds me of the excellent character fidelity, an animation, in the Knowledge is Power/Decades games on PS4. A real shame the underutilised