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The right mouse click can: grab something, let you fall from flying, use/read. Keyboard controls are thight and responsive, and THANK GOD you can rebind every single key, a feature too often overlooked by bad games with terrible UIs, but there are too many actions bound to a single key. Should have been better with classic platform mechanics. Makes exploration too simplicistic and it's not really fun overall.

Too bad it falls short on the gameplay part.ДЇirst of all, the flying mechanic isn't really great on a metroidvania. The main character is adorable, the story and setting very interesting. One of the best pixel arts I've seen in those last years. The graphic style is absolutely wonderful, it's gorgeous and a feast for the eyes. I also didn't collect all of the Buccanary coins to get the cloak, but I got all the other items. I didn't collect all three of the 'giant owl coins' although I know there's supposed to be a secret area that you can uncover. That's exactly what abuse does to someone, psychologically. The developers exercised restraint and self-awareness and even made me doubt myself a few times ('Maybe that really was my character's fault') which is - not to be so hyperbolic - pure genius.

Most of the abuse is subtle, punctuated by insults or outbursts, and then it's back to being subtle again. However, violent abuse was not the only type of abuse explored.

The game also presents threat of violent abuse which is more commonplace in such relationships in the real world. There is violent abuse, which is what most people are familiar with. I think what really made it hit home is that the dialog is handled in a very realistic way. It tugged on my heartstrings more than once. From the start, the game presents the players with examples of abused characters (including the main character) and I thought this was well done, probably better handled than in Undertale. Strato and Tropos By Day.Д«iggest surprise, however, was the ongoing theme of abuse. Two of my favs are 'Tropos By Day' and 'Strato', but almost all of the tracks are notable which is a pleasant surprise for any game nowadays. Often, if I was playing near my wife she would remark 'Oh, what are you playing? That song is really pretty.' The music fits the ethereal, floating world and the exploration-by-flight mechanics. This factor alone will make it much more enjoyable to replay. It shows a nuance and responsiveness that is usually absent in other platformers.

I felt right at home and I can tell they refined the controls and combat over the many years of development. The game also tackles flight which is rarely handled well even in AAA games. Twig was probably my favorite when it comes to sprite animation.Д¬ontrols and combat were better than the vast majority of indie games. SO many little details scattered around the world to make it feel alive. The variety in this game can compete with any AAA 2D game from the 90s. Couldn't find any waste or fluff yet the game didn't feel empty, similar to Cave Story. I'll probably replay it every few years just because it's so focused and lean. I'd hold it up there at the top of my indie pantheon with other platformers like Cave Story, Spelunky, and Fez in terms of cohesiveness and style.

Maven install dependency from pom command line