Indie developer Mecha the Slag’s new title is focused on bringing fans of classic collectible-happy platformers into the twenty-first century with gorgeous art direction and innovative gameplay features, while still holding on to the traditional zaniness and pure fun of the genre. SpawnFirst had the chance to ask director Jonas Kaerlev a few quick questions about the game.
Already played the big names? From A Hat in Time to Gravity Rush 2, these ten underrated platformers offer smart level design, charm, and fresh ideas.
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These aren’t nostalgia grabs or gimmick-laden throwbacks. They each bring something genuinely fresh to the table, mechanics that feel baked into the exploration and combat, not just tacked on.
Play as Dik, a nimble acrobat exploring the depths of Hell to rescue his brother from the Devil’s hands. With no weapons to rely on, success hinges on mastery of physics-driven movement, and quick adaptation to deadly obstacles.
