Miles & Kilo for Nintendo 3DS

About Miles & Kilo for Nintendo 3DS

Miles and Kilo begins with a plane crash on a mysterious island, where a mischievous ghost scatters the wreckage and Miles sets out to recover every piece. His loyal dog Kilo runs beside him, and the two of them must cross beaches, forests and ruins while the ghost and its minions cause trouble at every turn. The game wears its love for classic platformers openly, with crisp pixel art, a bright island palette and levels that are short, tough and built to be replayed until they are beaten cleanly.

The action never really stops. Miles runs automatically in the spirit of the endless runner, but the design feels like a proper platformer, with jumps, rolls, slides and fruit throwing all mapped to quick reactions. Kilo has his own playable sections with different moves, which keeps the pace fresh. Fruit works as both a weapon and a score chase, and hidden collectibles reward players who take the risky route.

Genre	Platformer
Publisher	Four Horses
Platform	Nintendo 3DS
Available on	Physical copies for Nintendo 3DS

Today the search starts in a different place. The Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS closed in March 2023, so new digital purchases are no longer possible. A physical cartridge from a retailer is the way to own this game now. This cheerful platformer reached the system late in its life, so physical copies can be scarce and prices vary a lot between sellers and regions. Anyone who picked it up digitally before the closure can still access their purchased games on their own system.

A loyal dog, a stolen plane and an island full of trouble make a fine team.

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What's inside

• Fast platforming across a tropical island
• Play as both Miles and his dog Kilo
• Throw fruit at ghosts and their minions
• Short stages built for quick restarts
• Hidden collectibles on the riskiest paths

Best for

Perfect for retro platformer fans who like tough stages, quick retries and a loyal dog at their side.