Lost Caves

The "Master Mind-Numbing" Achievement is one of the worst things I've ever had to do in a video game. True to its name, it is excruciatingly tedious and actively wastes the player's time as much as it possibly can. Why would you even include something like this in your game if you know it's terrible? Besides that one Achievement, [i]Lost Caves[/i] is a competent and (mostly) enjoyable little platformer that reminds me of "The Great Cave Offensive" from [i]Kirby Super Star[/i] mixed with the aesthetics of an Amiga-era platformer. If this sounds up your alley then definitely pick it up as it's worth its meager price and a normal playthrough doesn't take very long. Just be warned that you'll be in for a VERY boring time if you decide to go for all the Achievements, and you will never get those many, many lost hours of your life back.

lost caves is rly cool!! :0 the levels r all really fun n well designed! its challenging but not too challenging, and the controls feel really fun!! especially hitting the baddies is very satisfying! XD there's lots of fun treasure to find! :0 and i really love all the art, it's very pleasant!!

This game is pretty neat. A nice, charming spelunking experience. Definitely looking forward to playing more and getting to the end of the game!

A fun, well-refined platformer taking gameplay notes from Cave Story and Kirby Super Star's Great Cave Offensive, alongside other retro titles. Featuring very in-depth level designs to explore and a banger soundtrack, Lost Caves is a surprisingly in-depth and enriching experience (pun intended).

Lost Caves is super fun! Really enjoying the puzzle aspects and the music, would highly recommend!!

this is exactly the kind of game that keeps me combing through games on steam i recommend

Captures the simple pleasures of platforming and exploring from a bygone era. The scale allows you to see the possibility space of the area around you and start building a map in your head, and you'll need to since the game won't be gifting you one. I was constantly curious and forming possible connections in my head about how the areas I could see through walls and under floors could connect together in the future.