Nocturnal

But this game is actually a commercial product that is being normally sold for 17 USD, and yet still feels like a proof-of-concept demonstration when it comes to its length and gameplay.

It gets kind of bogged down sometimes when you're battling many things at once and casting spells and hopping all over the place but the game never crashed or stuttered on me, combat kept hacking away!

But despite that it’s still fun and the narrative, despite how sparse it is, is pretty interesting.

Nocturnal's 2D graphics look simple, but the clever usage of lighting, colors and visual effects has made for beautiful environments and scenery.

A good story you can follow, good gameplay and level-design, enough variety, both in enemies and mechanics to keep things fresh for its duration and an accessible difficulty level.

Nocturnal avoids this by being a completely linear experience, allowing the soundtrack to account for every situation, compliment the visuals and help build an engaging atmosphere.