Leowald

Just finish leowald and i super really recommend this really cool metroidvania adventure platformer with cool and very likeable characters and of course myro art is on point i also recommend trying zeran folly with this one help you connect some stuff specially on the ending

It's a great 2D platformer with unique art style and some lite RPG mechanics. Pros - Cute and unique art style. - Fast-paced gameplay with simple and tight controls. - Great level variety. Each levels have some unique gimmicks. - Lots of weapons and each has various moves. - Lots of enemy types. - Lots of rings and runes to upgrade/modify your abilities and weapons. - Challenging boss fights. - Charming and funny characters. - You can play as either a boy or girl. - Lots of outfits. - The soundtrack is so AWESOME, the main theme is so catchy! - it took about 12h to beat on Normal in the first time i played. I think it's more than enough considering the price. Cons(the former two are not really cons for me tho) - Gameplay-wise, it's not that different from the previous game--Zeran's Folly, this game feels like a big DLC rather than a sequel. - Might be too difficult for people who aren't familiar with 2D platformers. - Some minor issues(check the TIPS section below) The story is self-contained so you don't need to played the predecessor first to understand the story. Although, it might confuse you that some NPCs call you a Garnish or a radish. Garnish is a race of plant-like p…

Just as fun as the first game.

[h1]BlytzDragon Gaming Zone[/h1] [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/BlytzDragon]Steam and Discord Group and Curator[/url] [b]Great Game[/b] A decent sequel to Zeran's Folly. The story is not as good and includes less mature content, but the gameplay is still ain't broken. More interesting enemies to fight along with more RPG elements.

This game was quite a fun surprise to find and play. It's a metroidvania with quite a lot of charm and humor, along with some sprinkles of lewd slapsticks here and there. What probably shines the most is the amount of tech you can pull with the different weapons combined with movement skills, letting you play the game the way you want. There are some minor clipping problems here and there, specially on curved platformers, but nothing game-breaking. Buy it if you like freedom of movement in your platformers, or if the visuals/humor hit your fancy. (Bonus points for adding minigames, specially Not-Puyo-Puyo)

It could be a nice metroidvania wannabe game but it is slightly weird. The levels have extremely cheap enemy, trap, spike, falls and such placements but it is almost never punishing you for making a mistake because enemies often drop health, your health bar increases by finding secrets chests hidden which aren't hard to discover, you become very tanky, and you have a decent amount of invincibility frames when you are hit, and you get a health potion which fully cures your health twice which is basically like you have 3 lives in total and there is an upgrade that refills your potion in time. I'm very sorry to say this but the level design, for the game not punishing you for anything and giving you very high amounts of life and healing, turns out to be something totally useless: The entire gameplay consists of skipping every obstacle on your way by getting hit and occasionally hitting an enemy or two to get a health bar. There is a gameplay walkthrough speedrun video on youtube by the game developer himself and if you watch it you'll get what I mean. Hitting spikes, enemies, falling to bottom and such have no considerable impact on your success. Why make a very difficult and cheap le…