Mute Crimson DX

A precision platformer where you step into the shoes of a nimble Ninja, equipped with sword, double-jump, and wall-climbing abilities, your mission unfolds across nine finely tuned worlds as you ascend from familiar surroundings into increasingly shadowy depths, all in pursuit of the city's salvation from monstrous foes The game strikes a tasteful balance between challenge and accessibility. If you misjudge a jump or fall to your doom, a toggleable “Rewind Mode” lets you undo mistakes, letting you learn without pressure and saving you precious time when you have to retry. Along the way, you encounter boss fights that feel aggressive but fair, framed by a limited yet stylish palette of black, white, and red. These visuals, paired with an authentic soundtrack and hand-drawn cutscenes give the whole experience a nice retro vibe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Hgp1C9bYOI

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Not really much to say about this one, which has also been given free to old owners of [b]Mute Crimson+[/b] (while thankfully leaving that still available to them). The graphics didn't really need improvement, but what has been done, with new details and animations on top of a few redesigns, is still pleasant to look at and doesn't betray the old style. Same can be said about the cutscenes, which are completely redone; however, they lose some character because the dialogue now is in proper English. At least everything about Moth is intact and they even extended her (?) screen time, on top of a fun dedicated extra. The most important new feature is the rewinding ability. It cannot go back indefinitely, but it's frankly hard to resist the temptation of using it, especially when falling to lesser obstacles; at the same time, some of the most complex gauntlets can't count on it to solve everything. Besides some unlockables like short bonus stages, the biggest addition in terms of content is two entirely new levels played right after the original final boss. There is clear care put into them, as they have an underwater theme and a whole completely new bunch of enemy sprites; however,…

I finished the game without using rewinds. I died a lot of times. Everytime i died I said the N-word ... i mean Ninja. What you expected?

I love Mute Crimson +. So, of course, I love this game. The two new sections are great. I think this is one of the most underrated platformers.

Not the game that Gotham wants, but the game it deserves. In other words, an excellent addition to the Batman franchise. Creative level design, good difficulty, and intuitive controls. The Joker was a bit overused though, in my opinion.