Aqua Boy

A mastery of game design! Swim deep into the depths of the ocean to learn more about the legendary underwater city of Pathandor, and the curse that made it succumb. Also notice the fantastic 2D animation of the enemies (particularly a terrifying giant octopus). If I had to describe Aquaboy in one word, I'd have to say "Humor, mermaids, banana guns, and monkeys" you can't just describe a game this good in only one word! You MUST play this game!

good game I like it

It's fine enough and playable underwater metroidvanias are somewhat uncommon. The biggest issue I had with Aqua Boy is that you can't aim in full 360 degrees (at least not on an Xbox controller), only 90 degree angles. Something I feel is important in an underwater mertroidvania. There is something about the movement too. I don't feel as though I have regular full fluidity of movement. Occasionally I'd want to inch up to something and my character would travel farther than I'd have wanted him too. Almost like you are moving on an invisible grid of squares, but the squares are farther apart from one another than is usual in other games. These problems would be inexcusable in a full length game, but a shorter game like this can get away with it without it persisting long enough to really annoy. In any case, this is a good casual dip into the underwater MV genre, worth a play.

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so cute! finished in less than 2 hours

Fue un juego bonito en flash, ahora es un juego bastante interesante

A sweet-as-heck mini metroidvania, which I 100% completed in just over an hour. By design, it's not very difficult, so it's the perfect game to cosy up with (for me personally, it was ideal on the Steam Deck). Very reminiscent of the indie classic Ikachan.