4/5. Medium fit. You can get upgrades out of order, and many are optional. The game guides you pretty well with its quest system. It is all about exploring the map and finishing all the dungeons. -S

3.5/5. High Fit. Original upgrades. The basic adventure is pretty short, but you can go deeper and deeper into the lore and secrets. I would say, finding all the eggs is the most you can do alone. -S

4/5 High Fit. Twinland is a metroidvania for the people that likes to find secrets and different endings. From the start, you need to choose between 2 weapons that are going to alter your adventure. S

5/5. Fit varies by game. UFO 50 is a really special title, a collection of 50 games. If you are into the metroidvania genre, I recommend playing Vainger, Mini and Max, Porgy, Barbuta and Golfaria. -S

4/5, Medium fit. A fun action game with interesting mechanics and a nice aesthetic. some annoyances with platforming, combat, and saving hold it back from being great. -Peter Shorts (C)

2.5/5. High Fit. (20hs) The start flows perfectly, exploration, cooking, resource management and quests are tied together. In the later half, only bottleneck quests lines and nothing new to explore. S

3.75/5, medium fit. A game that can be summed up in one word: unrefined. Unrefined size, traversal, combat, music cause what could be a great game to be a good game. Still some good fun to be had. -C

4.5/5. Medium Fit. Weird game. It requires, patience and determination. You are going to need to read everything to try to solve its mysteries, you could sink many hours. Don't trust the gargoyles. -S

3/5. Low Fit. A Precision Platformer made by one developer, a little linear, it borrows some ideas from the Metroidvania genre. The movement is similar to a Super Mario game. It's like 3 hours long. S

4.5/5. High Fit. This is one of the best small sized Metroidvania games, it took me around 5 hours to complete, but I wasted an hour beating more monsters to complete 100%, it has too many monsters. S