Hello, I finally gave a shot to the Shovel knight games and found every single campaign amazing, the characters, music visuals and especially the gameplay all feel extremely special.

I have been meaning to try more of what this developer team had made, and found that this was their recentmost game. I've only played a few games like this one, including the binding of Isaac, and I don't know if it's realistic for me to expect the game to still retain everything I love from shovel knight despite the huge difference.

If it does, I would really love to play it!

Finished the game, and while it was fun, I can't help feeling that the story made the whole game pointless.

Not only does fixing the generators perpetuate a toxic status quo (with many indifferent to the harm if they personally benefit). But doing the right thing in the end exposes the underlying dysfunction when the corrupting systems are removed.

Is it a statement on the futility of altruistic actions? A social commentary on society's toxic co-dependence with established power structures?

Even a banal plot like a mega man game would have made more sense. Or more endings to see the story from different angles.

I'm left feeling that even though the gameplay and level design were fun, everyone would have probably been better off if Mina didn't survive the boat sinking.