DarlingBaphomet

This game isn't for everyone, and the mixed score should say that much. But it is a charming, delightful Legend of Zelda-esque roguelite that offers dozens of hours of play. The graphics are cute and captivating, the music is video game-y in a way that not much video game music is nowadays, the combat has wake, and the randomly generated map every run adds weight to the 'once every 100 years' storyline. It has its issues - a bit buggy here and there, the world generation isn't quite as varied as you would like, but it's overall extremely high quality for an indie game. It's genuinely wondrous to explore, and by the time you're on your second or third run, you'll be deeply invested in the world of Swords of Ditto. I bought this game on sale for 7.50 a few days ago, and I haven't put it down since - and it's been a LONG time since an indie game has been able to say that of me. I highly recommend it to anybody looking for a charming, nostalgic roguelite, especially if it's on sale.