Recent reviews by Hex: Cocodrilo Sacamuelas

Hell... that was the darkest game I ever played.

This one was a big surprise!!
Eerie atmosphere and a very interesting concept, it's like watching a slasher movie with some unusual stuff :P

PS: Noooo, I just wanted to pet the dog!!

A cool platformer with lovely graphics and a nice touch of humor.
It kind of reminds me of some classic PS2‑era games.

Mechanically great, aesthetically insane.

Absolute hidden gem.

This is one of those games where the upgrade system really shines, and the progression pace is so well designed that there's nothing else to say.

This game is just too good. Play it.

This is a great incremental game with solid progression and balance, plus a chill OST. I strongly recommend it.

For me, the only downside is the lack of proper controller support. I struggled with it at first, but you eventually get the hang of it. The menus, however, aren’t navigable with a controller.

I enjoy a game that offers a challenge, but not when poor level design turns it into frustration. The bosses feel uninspired, repetition becomes punishing, and requiring flawless runs through certain levels is simply cruel.

The controls don't help either. The game lacks the smoothness of other titles, and not having a button to run makes certain sections awkward and confusing.

This game may be retro-inspired, but it lacks the true spirit of the classics.

What a beautiful masterpiece this game is. Solid gameplay, excellently designed levels to leverage all your power ups, stunning art, a great soundtrack, and a touching storyline.

This is a major improvement over Ori and the Blind Forest.

I feel like the game lacks substantial content—it’s repetitive, and it takes far too long to unlock upgrades that ultimately don’t impact the gameplay.

More variety would be welcome, because honestly, about 80% of the upgrades feel identical.

I was drawn to this game by its unique twist—this time, you play the villain: a hulking evolving monster trying to escape from a lab, devouring humans along the way. With that premise, it certainly promised a thrilling experience—and for the most part, it delivers.

However, as a metroidvania, it's a bit of a mess. The flashback sequences are dull and tedious, the combat feels repetitive, the upgrade system feels limited, and the map layout is confusing, to say the least.

Overall, this is a great idea with a poor execution.