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An excellent modern take on the classic resident evil-esque survival horror, with an extremely horrifying story and atmosphere - the games greatest points. The voice acting is truly awful, but one might take this as well as an homage to the classic REs (see mansion cutscene).

Runs quite well on steam deck, which I did most of my playtime on. Some of the puzzles are a bit difficult to solve and it's easy to get lost, but I was fairly impressed by just how downright unsettling the entire atmosphere is, and how as you keep going it truly gets worse and worse. A great horror game; looking forward to the second.

One of the most unique games I've ever played. It's a wild ride where the details are better left out of a review and experienced by the player themselves. Very thought provoking, emotional and profound.

The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails is one of the older falcom games on steam, and still holds up quite well. It has an incredible soundtrack as is per usual for falcom, and plays something like a combination of Ys / Zwei 2. While it's not actually related to the "Trails" series, this game is a wonderful one-off from falcom with a lot of cool, cute and fun things to see.

Despite this game's overtly silly appearance, It's actually an extremely well made collect-a-thon with some rather complicated & tech-based movement. Highly recommended if you want a N64-style collect-a-thon that doesn't have a serious bone in its body.

It's hard to describe how thoroughly impressed I was with BioGun. Let's start with Art. I've never seen hand-drawn art so seamlessly and wonderfully animated in a video game. The world itself is colorful, vibrant and beautiful - which aids in the immersion of the environment and gameplay, one of the games strongest suits in my opinion. There are lots of fun & cute character interactions, the movement is creative and satisfying, and the metroidvania elements of this game are quite well done. BioGun is a truly unique and fantastic game that I highly recommend.

Very few survival horror games, let alone horror games at all, capture the pure dread, misery and psychological terror that Signalis does. The game's atmosphere is unlike anything I have ever seen, not to mention the downright disturbing nature of the story (no matter how you interpret it) and the creative and innovative direction of gameplay, art and music all throughout the game. This game is a true one-of-a-kind masterpiece and I cannot recommend it enough.

I've no real way to put into words just how incredible this game is. Taken completely by surprise by the devs who previously made two horror games - Nine Sols is an absolutely stellar and masterpiece metroidvania that has genre-defying writing and some of the best boss fights I have ever seen in a 2d game, period.

With games like this on the market, there is no justifying "waiting" for Silksong.

Crow Country is a fantastic indie survival horror which capitalizes immensely on the PS1-era vibe of survival horror and does so while maintaining a really good modern feel. The game's atmosphere and story are great as well. Highly recommended.

Afterimage is one of the strangest metroidvanias I've ever played, and extremely half baked. I'd only recommend this if you're a *serious* passionate fan of the genre, and even then you have to be really excited more by the exploration than combat or gameplay. The combat of this game is just boring, plain and simple. The boss fights are way too easy and can all be trivialized by the game's "leveling" system (why does this even exist?). Basically every boss in the game besides the final bosses I first tried and it wasn't even close, simply because I was just exploring a lot, killing everything on the way and leveling up a bunch.

The game's map is absolutely massive, bigger than I've ever seen in a metroidvania - but this works to its detriment. There's just no real reason for it, and it takes away from the games charm overall. There's a lot of great ideas here but most of them aren't done well. It really seems like the devs put almost all of the effort into the art (which is incredible, for what it's worth) and everything else was an afterthought. The biggest problem with the scale of everything is that the game ends up overstaying its welcome and you get pretty bored halfway through.

I recommend the game overall - the story is quite good, exploration is fun and the upgrades are satisfying once you get them all. There were a couple issues that leaned me towards not enjoying the game originally, which are basically:

Music/Sound - really bad overall, imo. The sound design of some enemies is downright awful (like ear piercing screeches), and the music ranges from boring and mundane to decent.
Too difficult to know where to go next - There are markers on the map, but progression is pretty difficult to understand sometimes. I ended up using Demajen's map to help me figure out where to go next.

Overall I'd give the game a 6.5/7 out of 10.