Tinykin

Some collectibles like the bubble upgrades also enhance the actual gameplay potential as you can practically fly forever once you've fully collected them.

While narrative has never really been a focus in a platformer, Tinykin has a premise that is interesting enough to get players invested right away.

The cartoony visuals are superb, and the developers made sure that you see your avatar's face even if you're behind him, just so you always get a good look on his nerdy face.

The sound design in this game is top notch, keeping me enthralled throughout my entire playthrough.

The movement system is buttery-smooth, and the absence of combat shifts the focus entirely toward exploration, puzzle-solving, and interaction with the environment.

This focus on positivity makes the game feel refreshing in a genre often dominated by difficulty and tension.