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I think there is art in pulling off simplicity while making a high-quality product. Knowing exactly what product you want to make and executing it almost perfectly is awesome. Kabuto Park does that. This is a cozy collector game that doubles as a battle RPG, with upgrading and balancing your three-man bug team serving as the other half of the experience. It's highly addictive. Longer may be better, but what's here feels just fine. Hopefully they have some kind of cheap add-on or free update in the future!

Hollow Knight is one of the most immersive, addicting games I've ever played. At first glance, what appears to be a simple 2D platformer, is in reality an epic, metroidvania-styled adventure of exploration, curiosity, and collecting. Just when you think you've seen it all, it keeps going with secret passages, hidden doors, leaving you wanting more. I'll play for 5 hours straight and not even realize, time just flies when your lost in this game's immersive areas, exploration, characters, and incredibly detailed 2D art style. As someone who is very late to this game, I promise this game, especially packaged in this Voidheart Edition, holds up extremely well, 8-9 years later.