Smelted Kin
2 out of 5. The first half of the game is intensely engaging and has an alluring lonely atmosphere once you learn how to play, but the payoff for your efforts will likely leave you disappointed.
Sasaya
A dark sorcerer has discovered a powerful artifact, and it’s up to you to traverse the mysterious castle and put an end to his reign of power.
HAAK
Take down the mysterious organization entrenched in a post-apocalyptic world. Uncover the secrets of the world through exploration and finding lore.
Bad Run – Turbo Edition
2.5 out of 5. An Endless Runner with some open castles to explore and test your skills. It won’t change your mind if you’re not into its genre, but it does offer something unique if you are.
Super Gigadroid
Super Gigadroid is a Metroid-inspired Mobile adventure with more content releasing every month!
Finding Teddy
3.5 out of 5. Not a Metroidvania, but if you want to try its Metroidvania Sequel – Chronicles of Teddy – I highly recommend you play this one first to become familiar with its musical language concept
Teslagrad
3.5 out of 5. A unique magnet-based puzzle platformer with excellent pacing outside of its one-hit death mechanics. Fans of both puzzle platformers and twitch-based games should check this out.
Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap
3.5 out of 5 – Either a magnificent example of how graphics can improve gameplay, or a superior way to enjoy a classic on modern platforms. Either way this is a fun blast from the past.
Castlevania Symphony of the Night
5 out of 5. To this day, Symphony of the Night oozes with the passion of a group of artists doing what they love. Down to the tiniest detail it’s hard not to appreciate everything this game is.
Tiny Dangerous Dungeons
4 out of 5. One of the most polished Mini-Metroidvania experiences you can find. Precise Platforming and one challenging boss fight is nicely wrapped up in this 30 to 60 minute adventure.
Dandara
3.5 out of 5. Delightfully unique concept that will provide a novel challenge to wrap your brain around. Falls just short of its full potential, but it’s worth playing if the premise appeals to you.