IZBOT 2

This is certainly an improvement over the first game I gotta say. From the double jump and air dash mechanics being more responsive to having enough space to traverse levels in different ways. This was a much appreciated fix to a concern I had and it was also accompanied by the lack of unnecessary collectibles and cringy dialogue. Just cutscenes and the game presenting itself to the player in all its more neatly pixel art drawn glory. In terms of the difficulty, I'm not keen on saying this was easier due to me becoming better at the genre, the levels being more fair, the previously mentioned enhanced controls or a mix of the above. Certainly, those struggling with the precision platforming kind of games might still find this hard, but for the rest a few hours should suffice. I'd say, this as an overall experience has earned its price tag... mostly since the ending felt a bit abrupt and would do with a bit more tweaking.

Super Meat Boy for those that really, really hate themselves.