Mibibli's Quest

And choosing your level order adds a decent amount of replayability, too.

And on its intended difficulty it is really challenging without being unfair, for persistence is rewarded and you sense your skills getting honed (again, something that is not accomplished often).

(Oh yeah, and the music and sound effects are HELLA good, dude!)

Now for the main deal of "Mibibli's Quest" - its feel and aesthetic: It is uncanny, uncaring and meta in its narraitve (which can be a con or pro for some), the scenery is as off as it is well crafted and the soundtrack is a great fit around everything.

But something tells me its deeper than that because of the visuals and the certain songs making you feel something more.

You hold up or down to scroll between weapons which is good because it takes a second to change a weapon, although sometimes you wish there was a seprate button to switch faster, but its not like it takes long to change weapons in the first place.