ORPHEUS: TO HELL AND BACK

didn't like it.

It didn't worked for me in an ROG ally. It runs but the controller doesn't work.

ORPHEUS: TO HELL AND BACK is a gameboy-style retro adventure about myths made real! Died a bunch for silly reasons in 1.6 hours using a keyboard. Difficulty is all over the place, but mostly easy. Even if it's easy, you'll die a lot. Story: You're Orpheus going into hell to save his love with a lyre. For a gameboyish game, this is an impressive amount of story right here. There is also an impressive amount of typos, but that just gives it a retro feel to me. Controls: Gameboys have two buttons, so 'a' and 's' on the keyboard. One plays songs once your meter is full, the other switching what songs are played. Esc and Enter pause the game. You can reprogram the controls in the beginning menu. It doesn't tell you that pushing against a door and hitting s while holding a key will open it, or that pushing against an item and holding S will do the same. Semi-important details. Music: Bit-tune! A little stuck in my head. Weirdly reminded me of Guacamelee in parts. Graphics: Gameboy. Problems: The only way I found to back out of the O:tHaB is to hit the Windows key and manually close the program. There are also a few bugs here and there, like enemies getting stuck, offing themselves, doubled enemies, etc. I knew what sort of game this was when I got it. Recommended if you like retro games and need that oldschool, handheld, low-pixel vibe.