Triumvora

It had Hollow Knight vibes if you die, you lose everything. The tutorial was clunky and had to adjust the mouse sensitivity almost to the lowest setting. Dying was very frequent as you only start off with 3 health bar pieces which isn't a lot. It wasn't clear on which maps were more difficult than others and in the navigation mode, you had to click repeatedly to get onto the right block to confirm. The art and style of the game was Okami like vibes which was nice but that's one of the only positive things about the game.

Very interesting game, unlike anything that I've played before. Perfect if you want to explore something new for an afternoon! You play as a creature battling for / managing resources, with 3 ways to make progress: make friends, kill others, or harvest fruit. Other AI creatures exist as well, and the mix of different personalities can result in funny/interesting/bizarre interactions. Art style is unique and the music is cool.

good noise

you take on small stages either through combat, farming resources, or diplomacy -- needing complete the stage within a time limit. there's elements of action and time management, wrapped in a vibrant, cute presentation :)

i dont get it, i wanna get it, i will work on getting it, its so pretty

Short, cute, and funky, Triumvora is a great little game. The core of the gameplay is simple revolving around trying to collect resources through either combat, befriending other creatures, or growing fruit in each stage before the time runs out. Upgrading attributes by spending collected aura in the overworld menu was somewhat confusing though, taking some trial and error to understand what I was influencing. Otherwise the game just oozes charm with a beautiful minimalist art style and a soundtrack, while limited, that I couldn't help but bob along with as I played through each stage.