5 jogos Metroidvania que você pode ter perdido

Grim Guardians purged

LOL DP F TEIR FOR WEEB SHIT LMAO

Where the peepeepoopoo algo squad at?

The Usurper game looks like it needs to be put back in the oven until it's done…

That thumbnail man. Totally disagree.

I bought astlibra because the graphics seemed interesting. I turned into one of my favorite games of all times.
I ended up 100% the game in 50 hours, i ended up kind of cheating, because i wanted to complete the whole tree before the last fight, which by hand would have probably taken me 100 or 120 hours at my rate. But on my second run now, and i've enjoyed it a lot. Definitely in my top 3 games of all time.
While the story might be choppy at times, and definitely not a top 10 story-wise, for a game that was made by a single guy back in the day, and now made by the same guy again into a new engine that he had to teach himself just to make a game he liked, is amazing, specially now that we have the DLC coming who knows when

Have you tried Haak. It's quite good metroidvania. It has quite challenging precision platforming sections.

Haiku the Robot – shocked me – 10ish hour indie, you likely would like

Astlibra is high key underrated man

I want to like dark light so much, but I don’t know if there’s something wrong with the game or just me? The character seems to move way too fast, and as far as I can tell, you can’t slow him down and end up running over things to pick up too easily

I like how in Usurper, the human is called Saragat (surrogate). It might just be me making a stretch of a connection, but it seems likely given the whole parasite theme of the game

Looks cool overall. I'm specially interested in Grim Guardians. I'm baffled to see death pits in really standard metroidvanias, though. I'd get it in a mixed one like The Messenger that you expect Ninja Gaiden and you get a metroidvania. But when the game really looks like Metroid or SoTN, I really want to jump in every pit.

I'd say ASTLIBRA Revision deserves a longer visit as the story and the game mechanic develop really slowly. The story isn't amazing but it gets a bit better later on and the combat/growth system is the gem! It gets better and better every chapter all the way till the very last one.

That dark light is exactly like dead cells or is dead cells like dark light which came first?

Oh man, I can't be happier to see Skautfold: Usurper getting some spotlight.
Having played a ton of it, please allow me to explain why I love this game.

* In general:
This game is meant to be played in complete silence and fully focused. It's one of the hardest metroidvanias I've ever played. This game not only rewards your Perfect Parries, it DEMANDS it. One also needs to pay a lot of attention to sound cues of danger, and those few-frames animations telling you that you are in danger (like the red zoom-in for example, telling you that the character has used his last-resort and it at 1HP until you go back to rest).
Playing this game on stream might have caused you to miss on some vital mechanics. Which is understandable, streamers have to keep up with the stream entertainment.

* Stamina:
As you saw, the stamina is a shield too, and it is 'restored' on every Perfect Parry. So the idea is to attack while trying to land a Perfect Parry in order to keep up with the offense. It's an aggressive and pretty punishing playstyle. Sometimes dodging is the wrong option, regardless of how intuitive it might be.
Enemy projectiles get powerfully reflected back, which is excellent if you don't have long-range ammunition. There are subtle sound cues for incoming projectiles.

* Progression:
You just went in the a wrong direction.
The first area was around the Toad Agent. Up and to the right (it's hard to see the path, I found it by mistake). In general, if an area is somewhat difficult, you are on the wrong path. Over the first area you soon find your first boss, one that you can't beat without Perfect Parries, the perfect introduction for the game.
There, you'll get some important story cues too. Where monsters come from, what are the knights doing there, and why some monsters are friendly.

* Why I love it:
The game is as indie as it gets. There are some bugs, some issues, things that could be improved on and so on…
BUT, the ambience is super oppressive once you immerse yourself in the game (it might be difficult when playing on stream tho, since this game requires silence and focus). The UI gets purposely messed up in a few places, the sound effects are gory and rusty, a bit visceral at times, and the environment itself evolves with the story and game progression, showing the problems of the present (early game) and the results of your struggles.

I totally recommend this game to anyone with a bit of patience, tenacity, and an open mind to one of the very few and amazing horror metroidvanias around that do indeed succeed to scare, if you try to let yourself get immersed into it.
The sudden deaths shown on this video happen to anyone new to this game, and overcoming them is just amazing.

where is the bow? thats the thing you are the bow XD

Some of those portraits in astilibra are ripped from other games. The bald bearded man's portrait is Radius from Chrono Cross. Your fire emblem complaint may actually hold some weight lol

Dude good stuff with the Evil Zone Training stage music

Souldiers is pretty badass too. I don’t see many people talk about that game.

DUST. I dont know where to get this game anymore but it was absolutely a masterpiece Metroidvania.

i try to play dark ligth pirate but the game stuck in the inicial menu 9/10

It's great looking at random games with ya buddy. This is a fun format.

tbh, I'm only trying Dark Light. That weeb sh** as you say was too lolicon for my style! One thing is clear: The pixel art looks way better than the oily cheap 3Dish bloodstained