Mina the Hollower Player Reviews

Amazing action and exploration. Throwback gameboy color aesthetic. I loved the challenging boss battles and secrets.

Very ugly graphics; I'd hoped they're grow on me, but they just didn't. The gameplay is...fine? It's definitely similar to a lot of 2D/GBA games, but it was very crude and unremarkable as a result. Not sure this retro stuff is hitting for me anymore.

What a gorgeous game that Yacht Club has put together, and I’m saying that as someone who has never experienced the golden era of pixel art. The gameplay being fun and challenging really is the cherry on the cake. I had a blast playing through Mina the Hollower. The difficulty

Proof of concept that a single unique mechanic can introduce fantastic depth to a well-tread genre. Weapons and trinkets are handled in a way that rewards thinking through your loadout before adventuring out into the dangerous unknown. Mina the Hollower replaces the classic in-game map with fantastic world design that

Great experience with just two flaws: really bad towers minigame (absolutely horrible) and a pretty lacking fast travel system. Rest is amazing.

Really a marvel of genre mashup with a strong world and gameplay. The score is incredible, the challenge can be catered to any players needs. My issues with it are minor enough that I don't even feel the need to be specific with it.

While having a fairly brutal difficulty in the opening hours, the way the game rewards exploration made it even more difficult to put down. Finding new trinkets that eased some of the parts I found more difficult (particularly a floaty that gives you a safety bounce over pits) helped me

It's almost perfect, if there was a map or conversation log it would be the best game not only this year, but one of the best of all time. It's still really fun, lots of exploration, plenty of challenge, and its only $20

-- Gameplay & Mechanical Progression Mina the Hollower positions itself as a demanding souls-like experience, built upon a high but fundamentally fair difficulty curve. For players seeking a more tailored experience, the inclusion of fully optional accessibility modifiers is a welcome addition, allowing for either an easier journey or an even

Beatiful gameplay

I'm only 8 hours in, but I feel the need to get this review out there so that more people play this game... it is a BANGER. Clearly Souls and Zelda inspired, but makes a retro genre feel wholly modern. You do not need nostalgia for NES or