Harold Halibut | New Gameplay Today
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<p>Harold Halibut has been in development for more than a decade. It has a fascinating and unique style set in a well-realized future where a portion of humanity has relocated to an underwater planet. It's a bit like <em>Interstellar</em>, but if things had gone how they were supposed to. Ahead of the game's release on April 16 (on Game Pass as well as other platforms), Charles Harte and I decided to take a look at an early portion of the game, discuss the developers' intentions for the narrative and gameplay, and detail how the game was made.</p>
<p>For a whole lot more on Harold Halibut, you can <a href="https://www.gameinformer.com/preview/2024/02/07/the-stop-motion-adventure-11-years-in-the-making">read this feature where I interviewed game director Ole Tillmann and art director Onat Hekimoglu</a>.</p>
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