Quetzal's Call

Very fun precision platformer! quite challenging, at least for me. i have 6 hours logged and cleared the first level and half of the 2nd. and died 650 times. haha. i love the art. runs great on steam deck. highly recommended for challenging fun!

Very good platformer, good level design and movement. It feels just really fluid to travel levels once you get the hang of it. The boss fights are pretty cool and well design, based on the capacities of your character. aybe the art and music could've been better, my only real grief is the lisibility that can be weak sometimes (especially the blue energy flames at certain occasions like against a specific boss). If you like good platformers you can go without a problem I think.

Nunca pensei que me estressaria tanto em tão pouco tempo. O jogo no início parece ser fácil, mas a medida que tu vai passando as fases fica parecendo aqueles vídeos de super mario modificado com 12390123 coisas para desviar, tudo isso enquanto quica no ar pq se cair é morte certa. Muito bom

Recommended! This is the only game that gave me the same vibe as the Path of Pain in Hollow Knight. The movement is tight, smooth, and super responsive, platforming feels flawless. You could even compare it to Celeste’s movement: ultra fluid. Right from the start, you get a double jump which makes pacing and control way easier. The level difficulty ramps up nicely, so with enough practice, you can overcome any challenge. Of course, in terms of value/content, Quetzal's Call doesn’t come close to Hollow Knight, especially for the sheer amount and quality of content. But if you just finished Path of Pain and want something similar, Quetzal's Call is the pick. I promise it won’t disappoint. Overall: 9/10

An absolute gem of a precision platformer.

It's Hollow Knight's Path of Pain but harder, in full game and with bosses.