Lunistice

This isn't an especially long ride either, but the game is more than worth the asking price even without considering the replayability via the unlockable characters (or their exclusive levels) and with an expansion in active development the experience is set to get even better from here.

Gameplay wise it does the job well enough as a 3D platformer.

On the one hand, I'm really fond of the early 3D graphics since they don't distract you from the gameplay.

On the other hand, the soundtrack was probably my biggest highlight from the game considering the primal use of the piano as a former piano player, the melodies and the general vibe from them.

It's fairly cheap for the time you get, 6 main repetable levels for the 3 different characters, they have different move sets, one standard with double jump and attack, one that has 1hp and no attack but moves quickly so can be considered hard mode (Torie from that series, really good cheap games in the same style, highly recommended.) and the last has 3 extra jumps and fast but short range attack so easy mode, each has a unique final stage (3 for main character, last has a open world instead of single path so takes a fair amount of time to do, got 7 min no death run, 24 min all collectibles)

- Horizontal camera speed 150-200% (if you're using a controller and having to move to camera around constantly while platforming it helps to have the sensitivity higher so you dont have to stop and turn your camera. just keep dashin through!