Its pixelated art style and soundtrack helps this as they harken back to games of old but it’s Cave Story’s fantastic level designer which makes it a brilliant game to tackle.Ĭave Story pulls no punches, however, as the player needs skill to get to the end of this experience dashing and jumping around a variety of enemies and obstacles who are only content when Quote is no longer moving. In spite of the fact that Cave Story was initially released in 2004, it holds up incredibly well. Featuring Quote, a cute, little robot, the player goes from screen to screen, blasting their way around Daisuke ‘Pixel’ Amaya’s sole-created world. One of the older and more famous indie game stories is Cave Story, an 8-bit masterpiece in the metroidvania genre.
Leaping smoothly out of the way of death is every second of this game, and with more content to whittle away than hours in a Youtube Star’s catalogue, N++ is a must for any platforming fiends. N++ absorbs the player in a simple try, die and repeat formula which could get boring if the platforming did not feel as graceful and exciting as it does. Forget about an in-depth storyline or quirky characters, this game uses stickmen-like figures and basic geometric shapes to entice. With its clean, high contrast colours and finessed controls, it brought platformers back to the basics. Metanet have created a stunningly simple platformer in the form of N++. But, as always, it’s not sheer volume that counts, it’s what’s inside.
There are few games on this list which can boast of having more than 2000 levels, but N++ comfortably beats that milestone.
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