A fake it 'til you make it approach to teaching reading. It might work, if we never needed to read anything besides picture books. But at that point you're not really using the text at all, are you? It's the opposite of learning to read.

An obsession with form over function -- except that's not right, is it? A belief that form IS function, and once you learn to mimic the form well enough that's the same thing as creating a functional replica. Which maybe works fine until there's literally any change of context.

A metroidvania with a strong narrative emphasis. The night never ends, the sea rises, the tower grows. Investigate by fighting your way to the heart of the city and meeting people along the way.

A couple years from completion, but a demo is available store.steampowered.com/app/3871260/...

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With hunter crest dash attack bounces you up and you can get another hit immediately if you're still in range, so might have been that. I used that combo a lot.

I've been thinking "Adventure-Platformer" for mine but maybe explicitly calling out exploration is better

I wonder how much of that just stems from having a talking rather than silent protagonist

We're stuck with jacking off 1.1 (the internet)

Dunno if that's my best ever but I agree easily the best in Bloodborne. If we're including Sekiro I might say Genichiro though

I'm treated as a madman when I say Midir is the best fight in the DLC. It's good! It forces you to interact with the space differently! I think Gael is, like, fine. He's fine.

I'm no editor so I'm sure there is much that can be improved
www.youtube.com/watch?v=D163...

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Here's the trailer!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=D163...