Nine Sols
Taiwanese tao-fantasy with Sekiro-style parrying: gorgeous and merciless.
The definitive edition of Ori and the Blind Forest with new areas, the Light Burst ability and a harder difficulty mode. The little spirit Ori sets out to save the dying forest of Nibel by gathering light for the Great Tree; the game is known for its watercolour art, a wordless emotional story and timing-heavy platforming.
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Taiwanese tao-fantasy with Sekiro-style parrying: gorgeous and merciless.
A lament for a dying forest: music, platforming and emotion in every frame.
Huge hand-painted levels and dozens of bosses.
Hornet against a new kingdom: faster, meaner and airier than the first game.
Rayman at his 2D best: over a hundred levels, musical stages and four-player co-op.
The Spanish Inquisition in pixels: heavy combat and terrible beauty.
A hand-drawn underground kingdom of insects: exploration, bosses and melancholy.
Five stages of grief in watercolour: a game you would hang on a wall.