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does anyone else really resonate with fighting games but just recoil at the thought of reading a comic or books with such particular action
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does anyone else really resonate with fighting games but just recoil at the thought of reading a comic or books with such particular action
Game which initially appears to be a linear puzzle-platformer in which each level contains a series of "permanent" upgrades that only work in the level in which they're obtained, except halfway through the game you gain access to a mechanism for altering which level a given screen counts as being part of, and surprise – it's a metroidvania after all.
Metroidvania where all of the upgrades are weapons of various sorts, but all of the monsters are ghosts that are unaffected by weapons and can only be damaged by luring them into type-appropriate environmental hazards, so all those weapons are only useful for their secondary effects. You have to grind for ammunition for your air dash.
Metroidvania where you start out bare-ass naked and all of the mobility upgrades are just regular pieces of clothing. One of the first upgrades you pick up on the developer-intended route is a pair of underwear that lets you vault over certain obstacles without fatally injuring your strikingly pendulous dong.
wait a minute. I did well with silksong, I did well with hollow knight, I did well with animal well, I did well with mio, I'm doing well with ultros & ori...
guys I think I'm. good at metroidvanias??
Metroidvania randomiser mode where you start with all of the major upgrades governing ability gating or lock-and-key gating, and each time you defeat a boss or miniboss it chooses one at random and takes it away. Difficulty modes range from randomiser logic which carefully ensures that your remaining kit leaves all remaining bosses reachable using only developer-intended movement tech to Good Fucking Luck.
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What game would you erase from your memory just to experience it for the first time again?
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Nine Sols the ost "Nine Sols" I cried finishing the game and I would do anything to replay it again and experience heartbreak.