GotGame: Being developed by Moonspider Studio, it’s CEO Loris Malek, who after searching high and low for a place to start the studio, ended up in Miami, has been in the gaming industry for some 10 years as a game designer. His goal, he says for his first title was to come up with something that had gameplay of about 6-8 hours worth, but that had the look and polish of a triple-A title. In doing so, he decided he wanted the game to have the look of a Disney movie; something so well designed, that you’d think it was an animated movie.
GamesBeat: Instead of focusing on gaming’s past, Action Henk and Harold focus on specific eras of pop culture.
Gamespot:
Harold is a cleverly crafted, personality-packed infinite-runner platformer with visual style to spare. Its title character, however, is an awkward athlete and a bit of a loser, both literally and figuratively. Despite Harold's unwavering determination and enduring spirit, he does dumb things, like getting stuck in frozen dog pee and high-fiving a cactus. Thankfully, you don't assume the role of this doomed underdog, but of his equally-determined guardian angel Gabe. As this anime Zac Efron lookalike with wings, you help Harold complete a series of increasingly hazardous, side-scrolling races by manipulating environmental objects, messing with competitors, and giving the slow-moving marathoner an occasional speed boost.
Harold is a single player 2D side-scrolling racing platformer puzzle game where you play as Gabe the angel who controls Harold the human in a series of increasingly challenging races. While most racing games have you directly control the racer, your only real control of Harold is his jumping ability. The majority of the control is manipulating the obstacle course for each race. This is accomplished by the means of interacting with movable ramps, platforms, bridges, swinging on ropes or vines, and controlling simple mechanisms.
i'm interested in this, keeping an eye on it.
It didn't' look like much at first but I had a really good time playing it.