Silvercall

A standard action-platformer with combat and upgrades, but hidden collectibles, punishing deaths, and grindy mechanics make it frustrating. The story in this game is fairly straightforward. It follows a couple who are living a quiet and peaceful life until their tranquility is shattered by the sudden arrival of a powerful sorcerer. This sorcerer comes with the intention of taking the woman away, and faced with no other choice, she consents to go, but on one condition: the man must be allowed to live. The sorcerer agrees to this demand, but it comes at a steep cost. In order to spare his life, the man loses all his memories. Fortunately, these memories are not lost forever; instead, they are stored in magical crystals scattered throughout the game’s stages. Gameplay in this title follows a classic action platformer formula, emphasizing movement, combat, and exploration. Players can move left and right, jump across platforms, and engage enemies using a sword, which serves as the primary form of attack. In addition to standard sword strikes, there is a special spell attack that is more powerful but consumes energy. Energy can be replenished through bottles that occasionally drop …

Why does a 2D sidescroller, single player, that in the Steam Library says that it installs 521 Mbs, require 10 Gbytes for storing ( and 40 Gbs recommended ! ) in the Store page. Why does it need to have a server ?! My bad I didn't think to expect that and bought it. You can't play it the way you want. Wasted 2 hours trying to. More effort was put by the devs in impeding that, than in making it a better game.