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It was my first game of 2025 and I completely loved. It was a pretty fun game with simple mechanics that were very well implemented. Jumping and moving around felt amazing- I really felt in control of the character and I think that's the most important thing in a platformer . On the other hand, the level design is great, it's not perfect, it has some flaws here and there ( as a Game Programmer I know how hard it's to create levels, especially when considering all mechanics) but nothing that ruins the experience. I found it very satisfying to beat most of the levels, especially when discovering different solutions for each one. Another thing I want to highlight is the collectible bones. You did an amazing job motivating and encouraging the players to get them. They reminded me of the strawberries in Celeste, but since there weren't too many bones and collecting them all felt achievable, it was really rewarding to collect them all by the end
And finally, but no least, the art, the music and the "story" were amazing. That's the beauty of indie games, you don't need much to create something great . I hope this games kind of games reaches more people and gets ported to other platforms someday , like android or switch. c
Congrats guys and thank you for creating this small and fun game! You have my support for future games

Charming platformer that could easily serve as "baby's first precision platformer". In each room you must turn out all the lights before proceeding to the next. The game introduces a few mechanics that lead to slightly more complex puzzles within rooms, but it never becomes difficult. I only had to stop to think about a room maybe twice. The gameplay is super responsive and fun to control, and a few levels become escape sequences similar to those in Ori and the Blind Forest which provides a nice change of pace. The soundtrack stood out; it's smooth, jazzy, and instrumentally gives those Dracula's castle vibes.
Desvelado took me maybe 60 minutes to 100%, I imagine if you're newer to the genre you could get two hours out of it, but I can't picture it taking people any longer than that. Personally, I had a great time with Desvelado, as it certainly scratched the platformer itch I had. Although, I do wish the Steam achievements weren't bugged.
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A game I actually followed the development of on /r/godot, and it didn't disappoint! Very tight and fun platforming. The rooms are well designed, there's a good mix of rooms that are satisfying to go through quickly and those that require you to stop and think for a bit. This game does a REALLY good job of introducing you to new mechanics without verbally explaining them, which I very much appreciate as a fellow platformer dev. The visuals are very nice (especially the animated intro) and feel snappy.
You must put out all torches in every room to move on to the next room. Red torches give you a dash you can use, kind of like Celeste. Other mechanics are introduced as the game progresses, like ghosts that re-light torches and keys that swap which blocks are solid like Mario on/off blocks. The levels are completely linear, you move from one room to the next and cannot go backwards, EXCEPT for bonus rooms. These branch off from the main path, but you immediately return to the path after finishing them.
It is a short game, I got 100% in about 1.5 hours. There's only one optional collectable for 100%, which are 15 bones that you get from 15 bonus rooms. These rooms are fun, and usually when you exit them you find that the room you return to is easier to solve from that starting point (though if you die/reset you go back to the room's original starting point, cancelling out this boon). Despite it being short, I think it's worth the price given the passion the devs put into it and the tight, fun experience.
My only feedback is as follows:
* Boss rooms should have a better indication that you died because the wall of death touched a torch, as I was really confused why I was dying at first.
* While they're pretty hard to miss and I never did miss one, it would be nice if the map displayed in which area you're missing a bone instead of just the total count.
* If you solved a room before entering a bonus room, then it should still be solved when you return from the bonus room. (Although, this could potentially cause difficulty if that room can become impossible to complete without ghosts to restore torches or something.)