Princess Pomu and the 5 Moons

I didn't really like it (despite being a huge Metroidvania fan) but I will give a positive review to support the dev.

Fun game :)

Unfortunately.. the game's mechanics to heal punish you more than if you didn't come later on. I can't in good faith recommend games that punish the player for using the heal when it's shown to be used and they don't even tell you when it's too much. Overall.. good idea, bad execution. If there was a healing method that didn't require punishing you I'd say it's great, but as it stands.. not so much. You can't let a player have a healing mechanic then tell them they shouldn't use it. It's the antithesis to the very point of it, to recover from a mistake.

cons: - wonky controls - incomprehensible - laggy - bad English - what is even this voiceover?? pros: - pretty

This is a devil may cry metroidvania. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this because the graphics are just too unpolished and the map desperately needs a way to add markers since, unlike SotN, the design of the map makes it impossible to know if you might want to return to a place in the future. the entire room is revealed on the map at once when entering a room. Finally, this lacks rebind setting, which is a huge issue in a devil may cry metroidvania due to complicated movesets for combos that must be mastered in such metroidvanias. Steam input is just not going to work as a solution here.

The dash timing feels inconsistent, i get it has a cool down. But when i get zapped 4/5 time trying the pass the elec walls I feel its more of your problem them mine. Otherwise its not bad.