Very cute game, although way too short for me (finished it in 36 minutes 100%). I bought it after seeing the videos on the store page and thought it would be much longer and more interactive.
But it was still a fun half hour and the style of the game is well done for its genre. The characters are funny and the levels are fast paced and not hard to pass. (which could be a good thing compared to games who are insanely hard to finish).

hope to see a sequel one day! ~

Short but funny. I decided to play this when I heard the "sunglasses! perfumes!" Indian vendor singsong. Use this when you need 15 minutes of mindless gaming.

Quite frankly, I just didn't find it even remotely entertaining. From reading comments now, apparently I only played about halfway through, maybe a bit more, before just turning it off because it just wasn't interesting.

The story was... not engaging. The gameplay was repetitive and annoying. The "bosses"... just seemed pointless and arbitrary. The fact that the way to "beat" one of them was to intentionally walk into a particular other pedestrian and lead them over, despite the game directly instructing you to AVOID walking into people... :/ It just suggests poorly thought-out design.

The random dialogue from people on the street seemed distracting at best, though considering how little actual gameplay there is, perhaps it's needed. And the "plot" just... well, it just felt like it was shoved in just to give the player a reason to supposedly care. But it doesn't. The repetitive nature of the pre-level comics made me care less and less with each level.

In summary: despite the "retro appeal" of the graphics and simplistic gameplay, I wouldn't recommend the game unless you get it for free... and maybe not even then. :/

Luke Sidewalker was an excellent. It brings a retro style way of graphics and music while presenting in a present day setting. The story was funny and the bosses are hilarious. It does take some thinking to actually beat this game which is something that most games lak, an actual challenege. Giant Fox Studios who made this game reaally know how to be creative and outside the box with thier games. I so heavily recommend you get this game and enjoy the experience for yourself

1st Class Soldier
(Warpath Gaming)

The Social Distancing game !

Too shallow gameplay-wise. Was not a very fun time.

Extremely annoying game, no pleasure in playing this.

A really easy and boring game. Just glitch yourself trough the people and walk to the right.
Not worth any money.

I got this game for free, and I gotta admit that it was the only reason I played this game at all.
The first ten seconds of the game were fun, with the silly plot and pedestrian voice acting, but after that I just found myself playing a boring game just for the achievements. Most of the stages are really annoying, and although the game was supposed to be a satire about the busy life in a big city, but it just ended up being bad. The gameplay is mediocre, and the game itself is not challenging (just go right and avoid big crowds). Even though the voices are kinda funny, they become irritating after some time, causing me turn off my speakers.
The only good thing about this game was the soundtrack, which I don't know if it was original or they used it from somewhere else, but, either way, I liked it (but couldn't enjoy it more because of those ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ pedestrians).

Good night

An accurate representation of trying to maneuver through busy NY streets.

A quick and humerous game to play while you've got some free time, especially if you're a native to the city, where the jokes hit home. Seeing the comedically colorful cast of obstacles and the (concerningly accurate) absurdity of trying to get through a labyrinth of people gave me a good laugh. And I occasionally say, "if something makes you laugh, it's worth giving a dollar to". And this game's only 99 cents!

Graphics were cute, I enjoyed the detail that was put into making the maps. Controls were clean, punishments for mistakes weren't harsh, and the visual humor was on point.
The voice acting was a little repetative, and I think a game like this would actually benefit more from floating speech bubbles crowding the screen even more.