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There was a time when the 3D platformer felt like it wasn't just dead, but dead and buried permanently. Even more rare was the licensed 3D platformer, another fairly common release back in the day. Thanks to its welcome rebirth over the past decade or so, however, the genre has been able to revitalize itself with all the ingredients that made those games so appealing.
Indeed, the rich, vibrant worlds and colorful art direction that games like Banjo-Kazooie and Conker's Bad Fur Day cultivated have paired up well in a joint collaboration between publisher Microids and developer OSome Studio. Pulling from almost fifty years of comic strip history, Garfield - Escape From Monday is an absolutely adorable 3D platformer that has been crafted with a clear and honest admiration of the Jim Davis-created newspaper strip.
Utilizing a charming mix of meta humor and classic level design, Garfield - Escape From Monday often feels like a game that we all would have played as kids. It's a game built to both capture the nostalgia of our youth, but also to poke fun at it in a way that only Garfield can.
Jim Davis first created the character of Garfield back in 1976, when it was published in his local paper in Pendleton, Indiana under the name Jon. It was later changed to Garfield in 1977, reaching nationwide syndication across the US. That exposure led to Garfield becoming a pop culture icon, and he would star in numerous animated cartoons, feature films, and of course, video games.
Garfield - Escape From Monday is the latest effort at bringing the orange tabby cat into the world of video games, and commits to the simplest, most obvious way to adapt him. A 3D platformer feels like the most slam-dunk way possible to do a Garfield video game in 2026, and thankfully, developer OSome Studios have agreed.
Jim Davis first created the character of Garfield back in 1976, when it was published in his local paper in Pendleton, Indiana under the name Jon.
It's a game that clearly has a strong love and affection for not just a bygone era of 3D platformers, but for the comic strip. Garfield is appropriately sardonic, with his only clear motivator being the most unhealthy of foods, while the game itself is littered with fun references and callbacks to his history. As the name says on the tin, Garfield - Escape From Monday is about exactly that, tasking you with helping Garfield wake up from a nightmare with no junk food.
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