Twinland

A metroidvania hidden gem for sure. Is full of secrets and multiple endings.

Wasn't enjoying this. The level design just reminds me of some of those less-revered super nintendo games where nothing really clicks in a satisfying way. It seemed competent to a degree, but I don't recommend it.

Twinland is an extremely underrated metroidvania game. It's a wild, secret filled adventure, that doesn't hold your hand, which is honestly how all games should be. When first opening the game, just speaking truthfully, the first 10 minutes initially felt like a bit of a slog, because of how it just completely hits you in the face with its difficulty, some of it might just be down to not knowing what is an enemy projectile etc. Is it a falling leaf or an owl feather. But you eventually get completely used to everything and realize how much love and effort was put into the game and that its not as difficult as I initially thought, it's not easy but it's manageable. There are secrets galore, damn, so many secrets, I was pretty confident I'd find them all, but I have genuinely had a hard time, it seems to me that there's a huge amount I've yet to discover. The visuals do look a little dated, and some of the visual effects aren't doused with some of the more modern polish you see in todays pixel art games. But I think that adds to the charm of the game. There really is just so many secrets by the way, I keep remembering how crazy they are as I think about it. I was lucky enough to ge…

I'm really enjoying this so far. Definitely criminally underrated. This game is very much aimed at people who like hunting for secrets. (Me)

Definitely not for everyone, but I liked it - a very charming little MV with lots of secrets.

Very nice game, but kind of hard. Great music. Please fix steam overlay and controller support.