FLARE NUINUI QUEST

(100% the game on steam deck) This game has a ton of stylistic charm going for it. Mega man inspired platforming, combat and bosses, but it has its own wonderful identity. Main story is short and sweet, but as you get more abilities, you can backtrack to get the achievements and secrets for each level and collect what you missed to go for true ending. Music is nice 8bit remixes of hololive songs. Knowing about hololive beforehand is not necessary at all to enjoy this game, and those that do know, can appreciate the references easter eggs, and attention to detail. There are also side storys for 2-3 more characters for even more gameplay. I think Flare Nuinui quest offers great value, especially if you are a fan of megaman or retro platformers, or hololive. Give it a shot!

if it's the first time youre playing metroidvania, then you might like it

Played this game when it was on itch. Great game. But, for the casino stage, I prefer the original soundtrack, opposed to this new version.

Fun 8-bit goodness with a lotta depth and secrets. I've only managed to get the bad ending lol. There are in-game achievements in the pause menu and apparently I'm still missing a lot. Maybe I'll find Ina and get a good ending :) Love the 8-bit Hololive chip tunes.

Holy Peak

Firstly I'd just like to say that this game's really adorable. Seeing a bunch of Hololive members drawn and animated the way that they are in this game is great. It's incredible work. It's also way more than I expected in terms of who I'd see. I thought this game was going to be a simple and short in-and-out adventure, but that was NOT true. Partly because I'm insane and wanted to 100% it without knowing what I was getting myself into, but oh my God it was brutal by the end. All four of the in-game quests pretty much use the same music throughout so I'll just say it's good music. It's nothing like super special or anything, but I thought it had some pretty cute tracks here and there and it did add a good amount to the game. Some of the tracks were actual heat too. For the base game, the game plays exactly how you'd expect for a game of this type. You go through levels and get stronger as you go, and it's one of those games where you can go back to older stages and replay them with gear from later down the line to find alternate ways to beat them or just to have fun with. The game actually pushes for you to do that with some of the speedrun based achievements where you can u…