Magical Platformer The Smurfs Dreams Looks Adorable In First Gameplay Trailer

can exclusively reveal the gameplay trailer for the upcoming a full day ahead of its wider release, and it looks to be a charming and beautiful game for the whole family. The Smurfs must traverse mysterious worlds of dreams and nightmares to figure out what their arch-nemesis, Gargamel, is up to this time. The dreamlike quest is full of unpredictable danger and challenge, set in a 3D magical world. The smooth gameplay is blended with a cheerful and engaging backdrop of colorful flowers and worlds, even making the nightmare worlds appear a bit less threatening.

The franchise is jumping back into the 3D platformer genre with, which can be enjoyed as a cooperative or solo adventure. The game is filled with puzzles and secrets, and designed with a beautiful art style that instantly sets the mood for a cheerful experience. The trailer provides a look at the gameplay in this 3D setting where Smurfs will hop from one dream to the next across four dream worlds with 12 levels and 16 mini-levels. Check out the trailer ahead of its official reveal below!

will be coming to PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC later in 2024.

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Whether someone is familiar with the Smurfs franchise or not, the colorful chaos of promises to provide a smurfabulous gameplay experience.Players can embark on the journey solo or in 2-player mode with a friend and collect magic orbs that awaken the Smurfs of the village. There are several customization options with new clothing and patterns that can be unlocked through the game to create a unique Smurf character. Having a friend along can help with the more challenging puzzles, making the game suitable for younger fans.

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