Eden Genesis

It’s super polished, the graphics are very appealing, it has lots of content (if you do everything), the music can be catchy and the story is entertaining even if it’s cliche.

The soundtrack complements this setting perfectly, mixing electronic beats with orchestral undertones to evoke both tension and emotion, further immersing players in the narrative and gameplay experience.

The art style pays homage to classic 2D platformers while injecting a modern flair through detailed environments and fluid animations that bring Leah’s world to life.

It has that same lovely Aeterna soundtrack, smooth controls and satisfying attacks.

It is a LOT easier on a controller and Steam will prompt you to use one when you go to open the game so there is fair warning.

This level of control is crucial because the game’s difficulty is unforgiving—mistakes can be costly, and success often hinges on mastering each obstacle with patience and practice.