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Paradise Killer
Paradise Killer
Pentiment
Pentiment
Kentucky Route Zero
Kentucky Route Zero
Umurangi Generation
Umurangi Generation
Hotel Dusk: Room 215
Hotel Dusk: Room 215

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Dredge
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The Darkside Detective
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There is no greater sign that I've grown as a person than playing this game I used to love 17 years ago and realizing it's actually terrible now that I have a critical mind.

After I finished this game, I had to call my mom just to hear her voice.

One of the first games I've ever played was Wonder Boy in Monster World, but for some reason it took me ~2 decades to play its follow-up and the rest of the series.
This is a very charming game, there are many little animation quirks that add personality to Asha and her Pepelogoo and make her more interesting than previous playable characters in the series, and the art and soundtrack are both amazing.
But the gameplay becomes increasingly frustrating as it goes along, with levels that are severely too long, and later enemies with movesets that prove to be infuriating for Asha and her very short sword. It also returns to the level-based structure from the first games unlike the open map in Wonder Boy V where you can always return to places you visited, and do new things in them with new tools (what you'd call now a ~metroidvania~), which was a shame.