Citadale Resurrection

This is not bad at all for the two free games that are included... I didn't buy the DLC and I won't until they cost like 50 cents or so because they're janky indie games. They mimic Castlevania but each game has its own character and concept... Strength in Agony- this is kind of an exploration game but not a Metroidvania... basically, you have a sword and the ability to heal. Not healing builds up the ability to deal more damage, so it's better not to heal as much as possible. You get a few trinkets along the way. Each section is a little maze and it can be really disorienting and annoying because everything looks the same. There are a lot of bosses and it gets pretty tough near the middle, but it's also super repetitive. The whole game takes about an hour. Suffer on Revival - This is a charming "Castlevania - Lite" type game with minimalist graphics and no depth. All you do is swing a sword and dodge enemies as you progress. There are five stages and five seperate bosses... a few are pretty tough. There's a timer that you're supposed to refill but the game is so easy it doesn't matter. It's a fun little 15 minute game. It includes "classic" and "anniversary mode" as if to m…

controls are not great for no reason and you cant even read the screen the res is so bad ( yes i understand its supposed to be old school but current monitors don't work like CRT did back then) (rip btw)

Two very old school games. Too much old school, even if I was alive at that time.

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the first boss is not only a real assault to the ears but a real sponge, too. woof. my biggest real gripe with this game is actually that it's almost impossible to crouch to hit low enemies. if I switch from D-pad left/right to down by rolling my thumb, my character very briefly ducks and then stands back up even though I'm holding down as an input. it'll switch to ducking only when I click down directly. Super annoying.