Infinitevania

The exploration, boss fights, progression, and level design all come together to create a metroidvania that is both fun and rewarding.

Progress requires defeating powerful creatures and absorbing their abilities, creating a satisfying relationship between combat and character development.

Did not expect it to be fully voice acted or the story to be as good as it was, very nice surprise.

Pixel graphics, difficult bosses, interconnected exploration, ability-based progression, environmental traps, equipment upgrades, and Souls-like elements are all well-established concepts.

Its functionality works with the default controller configuration, appropriate controller icons are displayed, interface text is considered legible, and the default graphics configuration performs appropriately on the handheld.

It's less noticeable on the steam deck so I recommend playing it there instead of a big PC screen where the stutter will be very obvious.