Recent reviews by Jevil

Good, short, cute game. Not on the difficult side of metroidvanias out there, but the gameplay is still interesting and engaging. Having some of the gameplay mechanics inspired by Hollow Knight, Haiku The Robot adds it's own unique boss and gameplay mechanics to the table which add to the flavor of the game.
Worth playing it if you like metroidvanias and are looking into something light and cute

Nice demo, keep up the good work.
Concept and visuals were good, but still need some polishing before going into full release.

Worth giving a try for sure, especially since the demo is free.

The gameplay is not long, but is well polished with breathtaking atmosphere.

If your're looking for a hard-challenging game or if you're a hardcore metroidvania fan you may find some aspects of the core gameplay oversimplified.

Platforming is on the easier side, though there are some niche hidden secrets, which require at least some movement combos , which can be easily executed after figuring what to do.

Enemies are well-balanced and are on the easier side, even bosses are not hard to read because of the good telegraphing present in the game, so if anyone has problems with intense souls-like bosses, don't be afraid to try this game.

Soundtrack is a masterpiece on its own, each area, each boss fight having its own atmospheric music enhances the gaming experience by a lot. Mili's performance was top-notch in the after credit sonng, developers did an amazing job getting her to perform for this game.
Even if you don't like the absence of a hard challenge in the game, you really should consider getting the soundtrack separately.

The only thing that annoyed me a little was a problem with control that can sometime occur if you try to turn back and dash after executing attack combos

Overall really good game, worth the time playing, great soundtrack, great atmosphere
9/10

One of the best sandbox games, the amount of necessary building and crafting is so well-balanced that you can get the right amount of fun from both of them. Besides that, Terraria is continuously getting updated, which makes it really fun to return to after you "beat" it with all possible combinations of gears and weapons