Showed this to one of my friends while I was playing it and they immediately went "Dude that looks like a flash game."
Honestly, it's the most beautiful flash game I've ever played.

Combat feels like a lite fighting game. You're still capable of complex combos / strings but much simpler than a traditional fighting game.
Exploration has no tricks to it, nothing hidden behind walls. Anything worth doing is both within your sight and reach.

Worldless is right on the precipice between telling the player too little and being a masterwork of subtlety and Show, Don't Tell. For 95% of the game I just wandered around and found most of the collectibles, intuitively. Only thing is I wish there was a little bit more info given directly. There were a couple of times where the map failed me for a few minutes, but the bigger one is combat.

A more comprehensive guide maybe? A lab with infinite time to practice? When I watched videos of people playing I'd see the true depth of the combat system. But I couldn't ever quite dive into it myself and by the endgame I still felt like I hadn't truly explored it. It's perhaps my only real ding against Worldless, but plenty fixable.

I was able to 100% the game in 22 hours with some looking stuff up to wrap up the final few collectibles I'd missed and achievements.

Overall, pretty comfy game. Endgame is definitely difficult but try the demo, it's worth your time and should tell you if it's worth your money.

Absolutely underrated Masterpiece!

not gonna lie i come here from the windette video and tried the demo and i fell in love on the spot bought the game and it is fantastic the worst thing about it is how little it tells you, it gives you subtle hints but nothing to much beside the main abilities the combat is fun and when you kill the hardest enemy it is such a feeling if you're unsure just get the demo.