Mute Crimson DX

Wonderfully fun game, can be quite challenging at times but the frequent checkpoints and how fast you get back to the action prevents things from getting frustrating. The characters are very charismatic and the art style does a great job at bringing them to life. Moth is cute, squid is cute, ninja is cool.

More Mute Crimson? Don't mind if I do. ...Is it just me, or are there a [i]lot[/i] of wiggly tentacles in this game?

Really fun platformer! Mute Crimson DX is similar in style to those old NES games, the controls are tights, the mechanics are simple yet fun to master, while also fixing a lot of frustrations from those games. The hitboxes are fair, the attack range is long enough and there are no unfair enemy placements. The game feels pleasant to play, the mechanics are introduced incrementally and always with smart placements around the map, to get the player used to them before actually utilizing them. In the later stages, all mechanics are used cleverly and none of them really feel out of place. Some spots got a bit frustrating, however they were never to a point they felt cheap, rather they were there to test the player's skills and knowledge of the game. The art style is quite simple with lots of charm, the cutscenes are short and to the point. There is small details in the expressions of the characters or background to add personality. The game feels and looks smooth, which was really pleasant to play. The musics are bangers, they fit the maps really nicely! There isn't really much of a story here, however for this kind of a game, it can be quite refreshing. Also Moth Wife is top tier 10/10 best game out there, would play cards again. I'd say it's worth a play, good amount of nostalgia without being overly frustrating. Really solid game!

Game type not normally my cup of tea, but I'm enjoyed it a lot. Second boss is def gonna be fan favorite

You can't kiss the moth. 0/10

fun platformer, now improved :)

Great platforming and awesome visuals. Even without using rewind, it was easy to correct mistakes because it was always clear how they happened and what needed to be done next time.