Imp of the Sun

Exploration is pretty fun, the four areas are small enough that the lack of a map isn't too much of a problem (although a more detailed map of each area would have been appreciated) and big enough to have a bunch of fun collectibles hidden around them.

This auditory and visual cohesion creates an atmosphere that feels both authentic and imaginative, enhancing the sense of journey and rediscovery that the narrative is built upon.

Its cultural inspirations are more than surface decoration—they form the core of the game's identity, influencing everything from its storytelling and visuals to its music and even some of its mechanics.

The art direction is complemented by an excellent soundtrack that utilizes traditional instruments from Andean cultures, some of which are thousands of years old.

Gamepad support is good, the completely missing support for different screen resolutions is not.