Meal of the Year 2019 by GameKitchen
"4,5 Meals out of 5! - IGN"
Pixel-perfect 2D MetroSoulVania. Tech-wise there are no ugly pseudo-HD blurry scalers with fake scanlines, everything is nice and crisp on your common resolutions. Responsive control-wise with re-definable keys/buttons on both gamepad and kb on my setup: Forced exclusive fullscreen as any unity3d game (command line argument: -window-mode exclusive) + same in game options, 60fps cap in the gpu driver + rad antilag. Unfortunately there's no mouse support.
In general I dislike the "souls-like" tagging, however it fits like a glove here. Similar case as Salt&Sanctuary, this pretty much is GameKitchen's own take on 2D-Souls. And what a take it is!
You can expect meticulously crafted interconnected world with verticality, TONS of secrets esp. if you stray from beaten path, shortcuts, breakable walls, collectibles, side-quests, back-lore on every damn item, wicked design everywhere you look: all soaked deep in this grim medieval fantasy based on European folk (most notably Spanish). Very little to no handholding (with on/off gameplay tips).
Combat and approach here is slower than in Hollow Knight, it's more focused on staying CoolCalmCollected, avoiding button mashing that just gets you killed. There are upgrades to your hp, flasks, "mana", sword: e.g. combos and their finishers (dealing more damage than first 2 basic hits), dash attack, drop attack, charged slash, each giving you more options to deal with enemies. There's magic system where your "mana" charges up as you hit/execute enemies, or you can sacrifice your own HP to generate some in time of need. Rosary & beads you find are stat/property-changing bonuses for you to tweak the character and gameplay your way.
tl;dr: 100% recommended - the audiovisual art alone is worth the admission fee!
Pros:
Everything! Except...
Cons:
No mouse support whatsoever for menu-ing / inventory.
Voice acting can be inconsistent at times. Some actors are very good, while some are more or less mediocre.
26 gamers found this review helpful