Hiiro

This game just sits on a black screen for me.

[h1] MS Paint adventure for your family. Not the worst platform game but a bit shallow. Explore the paint world and collect cubes of wisdom. Use map to navigate throughout the game, some splitting paths and different places to visit. Recommended if you're advanced user of MS Paint otherwise skip it without tears in your eyes. [/h1]

Just a simple casual platform game.

Hiiro delivers exactly what it promises: a calm, atmospheric, and wordless exploration platformer. Played start-to-... well, most of the way... on my Steam Deck OLED (The game installed on a microSD card), and it ran flawlessly on SteamOS. Zero technical issues. The soothing, dynamic soundtrack is a standout, perfectly complementing the journey through varied, mysterious environments. Platforming feels smooth and intentional, focused on discovery rather than punishment (the "No Death" feature is genuinely refreshing). Puzzles I encountered leaned simple but satisfying, fitting the relaxed vibe. While the exploration-heavy, puzzle-focused style isn't quite my personal favorite genre long-term (hence not finishing the game), I absolutely recommend Hiiro. It's a beautifully crafted experience perfect for unwinding. Stress-free exploration with great music, give this a shot. It runs perfectly on Deck too!

This game is so boring I could farm potatos like its drit cuz that what its like to play. I would rather ponder by the glen than play a game such as this ya hear. ya hear this game is bad and ur think "wow thats true" and you're so right that this game bores me to weeping on my hand and kneese cursing at the sky (LUDA)

This game is a love letter to the Knytt series, and it succeeds in doing so.