Journey To The Savage Planet

This classic metroidvania gameplay style is elevated even more by challenges, quests and gameplay-impacting collectibles.

You should play this, it's great, it's fun and plays nice on most fairly modern systems and you can even play it with someone in co-op, so I guess it's even more fun playing like that.

It is not a linear game but a big open world to explore how you will and that plus good graphics, story and controls is what makes a game worth replaying in my opinion.

While it does open up to many diverse possibilities, better combat challenge and more secrets later, at first everything from crafting to mobility are very limited, and there isn't much to do other than following the main quest.

The graphics of the game is stylized, with vibrant colors, both in the environment and for the animals and flora.

Journey to the Savage Planet's bright, saturated and cartoonish art style, creature design, and sound effects reinforce this.