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Although it doesn’t bring anything new to the genre, this is still a decent addition to your metroidvania collection. The initial impression is awkward. You’re tossed into the game with no explanation or purpose. You simply spawn somewhere and are free to explore. A lot of this strangeness stems from gamepad controls that work but don’t correspond to the buttons on your controller. While DirectInput allows you to enjoy the game, XInput flips commands and leaves you perplexed when pressing up moves the character left. Because the game follows the metroidvania framework, there aren’t many options at first because every door is locked or you lack the necessary ability. The first thing you notice about your hero is that he is an adept climber. Even if you can’t quite make the jump, you can give yourself an extra boost up the wall by holding the jump button. This, of course, does not allow you to scale an entire vertical wall.

Health mechanic is standard, but it may not be to everyone’s taste. You have five health circles, and you lose one each time you come into contact with a hazard or an enemy. Because the game has chosen against invincibility frames, you will continue to lose health unless you get out of the way. Horizontal lasers are the worst because you just keep bouncing on it until you lose all health. Combat returns to its origins, which means you must jump on enemies to defeat them. This is especially important in platforming because you frequently have to traverse a hazardous floor by jumping on multiple enemies in a row. The extra boost also works here. What should have been modified are the small orbs that enemies drop after being eliminated. Each health circle is made up of three pieces, which can be restored by collecting orbs. On one side, the orbs must be gathered by walking over them, rendering some of them worthless while killing enemies over a pit. On the other hand, some enemies have a respawn spot, so you can grind for orbs until you’re fully healed. Arctic Motel Simulator

Stage layout and art is cool. What I like is that the game tries to fight aimless wandering by including signs showing what awaits you on that path. Although it doesn’t mark a lot of things, the map still manages to be useful by showing you the exact layout of the room and sections you haven’t explored yet. Another interesting aspect of the game is how it handles switches. When you jump on a switch, you have no idea what it opens or activates. That is why you must follow the lines on the floor and walls that lead you to the right location. Secrets and goodies are included, like in every respectable metroidvania. There are secret walls, logs that explain the story with animations and shortcuts. And it’s always fun exploring old locations with new powers.

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