how to make a game feel like a metroidvania without actually having any of the defining characteristics of a metroidvania
a masterclass in platformer puzzle level design that provides a single giant completely interconnected world filled with a wide variety of puzzles that all stem from a small, unchanging set of mechanics
shame this dev doesn't exist anymore ):
a masterclass in platformer puzzle level design that provides a single giant completely interconnected world filled with a wide variety of puzzles that all stem from a small, unchanging set of mechanics
shame this dev doesn't exist anymore ):
It's a good game, not telling the player anything. It is pretty cool for that.
Pros: A fun metroidvania puzzle game that is a step up to the first instalment
Cons: Those damn annoying birds
Cons: Those damn annoying birds
It's really hard to rate this. I initially opened and and closed it because it seemed boring. Although I find the mechanics pretty deep, the lack of tutorial is a double edged sword as you often don't know what you're doing. I liked it and got all the collectables, but some of the backtracking and puzzle prep got tedious near the end. The joy of discovery, however, was pretty cool when it happened.
i think this might just be toki toris biggest adventure yet
This game bored me to death. Idk, I'm just not a huge fan of puzzle platformers.