A perfect sequel? This improves on the first game in every possible way. Movement is faster, combat feels better, NPCs are more interesting, rooms have fewer one-hit spike traps, and then there's the graphics... I'm constantly surprised how refined and charming the pixel art is in this game.

Compared to the first, there's a reduced focus on isolated puzzle rooms in favor of interesting dungeon gimmicks and much more action platforming. The bosses (though way more impressive visually) were easier than those in the prequel. It's not a problem, just different.

Playing this immediately after the prequel gave me that generational leap feeling I haven't had since the actual 16-bit generation. I didn't even know it was possible to feel that again!

Es un buen metroidvania, mejor que el primero.
Tiene momentos en los que te hacen falta objetos o habilidades y el juego no te indica muy bien adonde tienes que dirigirte, pero en general el juego tiene buen nivel.