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I've been looking for any “Metroidvania maker” game for quite a while and this one looks promising. I hope it will turn into something big.

Squid Game, Denser and Wackier.

Okay, I guess I'm reading waaay too much TV Tropes.

A fun Metroidvania horror game where you are the monster.

However, I think it's a bit too short to justify the $20 price tag. You'll probably want to wait for a sale, but feel free to buy it now if you want.

I noticed people are already playing around with custom levels, so introducing a proper level editor (as long as it's relatively user-friendly) and Workshop support would be a great idea. It would certainly give the game a nice boost to replayability.

This game seems to have mixed opinions, but I really enjoy it. My only complaint is that the frontline mechanic and unlocking grapple mods involve some grinding. Oh, I almost forgot – Javi's missions are not marked on the map, which is kind of annoying if you want to unlock retractor upgrades for the grapple. Still, if you enjoyed Just Cause 3, you should enjoy Just Cause 4 as well.

This is what you'd get if Goat Simulator and Unreal Tournament had a child.

This game is silly, but in a good way.

Who needs Super Mario Maker on PC when you have Levelhead?

It's still in Early Access, but it's already a noticeable improvement compared to the original game. The Open Mic mode is definitely one of the best additions. I can't wait until the game is feature complete.

Also, you get to shoot stuff while everything reacts to your music.

Team Fortress 2 + anime + Rule 63[www.urbandictionary.com] = this. It's so wrong, but in a good way. :D

A first person shooter where you can build single- or multiplayer maps. Even though this has already been done before, I love the idea. Sadly, the vast majority of building elements must be purchased. I understand the developers want to make money and running this game probably costs money, but I would definitely prefer this game being a paid title (as long as it's way below $40, which is the current cost to unlock everything), with all building elements being included. That's not a problem if you don't care about building, but for me, this business model is pretty much a deal breaker.

This DLC adds an alternate ending of sorts to the game, with a whole new location to explore. Overall, I enjoyed it. It adds something fresh to the game. My biggest complaint is that it's too short! The extra 45-60 minutes of gameplay only applies to the first playthrough. Any subsequent playthroughs should be a breeze, especially once you get a sword. If you don't mind this DLC's short duration, I suggest you give it a try.