SATORI

I want to recommend it but there's 2 things that hurt it a lot. There is no variety because there is just 1 biome and the hitboxs are a bit wack. In a game like Dreamwild, for example, you have several biomes, each with different kind of zergs, items to pick up, mechanics and aesthetics so when you go from portal to portal, you actually feel like you are progressing and it make the gameplay diverse and less repetitive. In satori when you progress the game just generate the same biome again. Just to be clear they are totally different games, Dreamwild is a horde shooter game with boomer shooter mechanics. The reason I compare the 2 is because they both are procedurlly generated and have almost the same price. The hitboxs can be pretty annoying which is ironic considering this is a meditative game. I'm talking specifically about the rails and the red walls. I feel like the rail hitbox should be just a little bit more generous, you have to be extremly precise to land on it. 2 pixels to the left or to the right and you fall. It's pretty akward when the rail is on a red wall but because you are 2 pixels beside it the game count it like you are on the wall and not the rail. Same for when you want to wall-run, even if you touch the wall, if you are low on it you will fall. Apart from that I love the concept a lot, this is totally the kind of game if done right I would've liked a lot. The hitbox part is a bit of a nitpick, to me what's boring is alway playing in the same map rearranged. The point of procedural generation is to make the game more varied but it's kinda nullified if there is just 1 biome.