Such a fluid metroidvania where a lot of things feel progressive and natural (maybe except for some minor details). It's a game that's somewhat difficult without pulling your leg off too much, the boss battles are short, but intense, and the game compels you to move and explore previous areas to unlock passages and discover secrets. It's, in that sense, your standard game of the genre, and it seems like the devs knew how to do and mix things. Sadly, I think the combat is less polished than what devs wanted, since they encourage you to make combos between weapons and imo it feels clunkier than it should be. Not a bad game (and a fun one) by any means, but it's also not groundbreaking or much unique apart from the look of it.