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1. #Games like momodora reverie under the moonlight upgrade#
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Enemies don’t even drop healing items – or anything at all.

#Games like momodora reverie under the moonlight upgrade#

There are no charms or any changeable equipment, there is no currency, you can’t upgrade your gun, and you can’t heal during combat. That recommendation of course comes with caveats, and for Environmental Station Alpha (ESA) the caveat is that it has no RPG aspects whatsoever.

Similarities: Challenging Combat (Amazing bosses!), Mysterious Lore, Ludicrous PlatformingĪny time a we hear a request for more games like Hollow Knight, this is the first one that comes to our minds. Will of the Wisps also has a better world for exploration compared to the Blind Forest, and while the critical path is still relatively linear there are optional side areas that help scratch that Metroidvania itch. It’s not as good on the combat side of things – mostly because of a lack of meaningful content – but it makes up for it with the series’ signature platforming. Ori 2 tries to offer both, and ends up brushing close to what Hollow Knight provides to the point that the comparison is drawn by just about everyone who plays it. To them our favorite recommendation has been Ori and the Blind Forest, as that game has rather simple combat (almost non-existent), and focuses entirely on offering a grand platforming experience. There have been a few people that have said they really liked the movement and platforming in Hollow Knight, but didn’t like the boss fights.

#Games like momodora reverie under the moonlight Pc#

Platforms: PC (Steam, Windows Store), Xbox One, Xbox Game Pass Similarities: Challenging Platforming, Similar Combat Mechanics, Some Exploration It also has a large world to explore, obtuse player-driven storytelling, and of course the mandatory amazing boss fights, but it does have the drawback of not having any mapping system to help you along. Salt and Sanctuary’s most unique feature within the Metroidvania genre is how deep its leveling system goes, offering up hundreds if not thousands of ways you can build your character – taking the depth of charm builds to the next level. While unlike Unworthy it actually has jumping, it also has fall damage, near-death enemy attacks, and stamina governed player attacks. Well, Salt and Sanctuary is the most “Souls-like” of the FromSoftware Souls-like wannabe games out there, and that design is much more intentional.

You may have heard people call Hollow Knight a Souls-like game thanks to its obtuse lore and loss of currency on death. Platforms: PC (Steam), Switch, PS4, PS Vita, Xbox One

Similarities: Challenging Combat, Souls-like Mechanics and Lore presentation, RPG Elements Just make sure you give yourself well over 40 hours to complete this game if you intend to do it without a guide.

Combat is intentionally clunky and oldschool – which may be a turn off coming from Hollow Knight’s fluid modern control – but nevertheless if you get used to it there are plenty of memorable bosses to defeat. While that’s an unusual niche we don’t think it’s too much of a stretch to say that it’s like taking Hollow Knight’s mystery to the next level. It’s part point-and-click adventure game and part Castlevania. Imagine if you had to actually learn the lore of Hollow Knight in order to progress, to the point where you couldn’t just brute force your way through things by wandering around and collecting everything. La-Mulana has that, but the biggest timesink is going to be solving puzzles to move forward. In Hollow Knight you spend most of your time wandering a Metroidvania world looking for a passageway you can access with your new powers. Platforms: PC (Steam, GoG), Switch, PS4, PS Vita Similarities: Open Exploration, Simple-yet-difficult combat, Mysterious Lore