Hatone

Good and short Action-Platformer, with a good number of secrets to find. Jumping is a bit weird, but once you get the flying kick, it becomes fun.

It's a little short if you don't want to achievement hunt but it's a solid game.

Hatone is a gritty, retro-styled action-platformer that blends classic NES vibes with Metroidvania depth. You’ll slash, dodge, and uncover hidden paths through a sprawling, haunted castle filled with strange lore and tougher-than-expected boss fights. Combat feels tight, exploration is rewarding, and the pixel art is beautifully grim. But let’s be honest—my favorite part? Kicking birds. It’s absurd, hilarious, and completely on-brand for a game this weird. If you like your games challenging, mysterious, and just a little unhinged, Hatone is worth the dive.

Hatone starts off looking pretty simple, but it turns out to be way more clever than you'd expect. The style is clean and colorful, and the vibe is just really cool overall. The main idea is that you can switch between different versions of the level to solve puzzles—like if something doesn’t work in one, try flipping to another and boom, problem solved. It’s a super fun mechanic that keeps things fresh the whole time. The controls are a bit unusual at first, but once you figure them out, everything starts to click. Beating each level feels really satisfying, and the electronic music in the background totally helps you stay in the zone. The only real downside is that it’s a bit short. Just when you’re really into it, it kind of wraps up. Would’ve loved a few more levels, honestly. But even as it is, Hatone is a really fun little indie game that does something cool and different. If you like puzzle games that make you think without stressing you out, it’s definitely worth a try.

Pretty fun game! I'm not usually a big fan of platformers, but this one is a surprisingly interesting, and slightly addictive exception. I really enjoy how each boss behaves differently and how much flexibility and quick thinking is required to fight them. Even though some battles can be tough, the mechanics are intuitive and easy to grasp.

It's a fun little game where you have to keep moving to avoid losing your hat! I enjoyed it, but the genre didn't really click for me. The bosses felt pretty tiring after a while.