Celeste is an excellent platformer with gameplay/mechanics which rank up in difficulty as you climb the mountain. The art style is quite amazing, and provides a good view for when you're climbing, sometimes even changing occasionally.

The story, although not packed with dialogue, is very amazing, and tell about a perspective of multiple mental struggles such as panic attacks. The end is also worthwhile - providing a good finish.

This game, though difficult at times and even more so in some places, is spectacular.

Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight is an excellent game mechanic-wise and I did love the backstories of the characters that had them.

The artstyle is quite great, but it really didn't need to have fanservice/sexualization to be an excellent game and I believe it would have been fine without this facet.

This game is a bit difficult at first - dying is fairly common if you're not used to the control scheme, but it's what you'd expect for this type of game.

The bosses are fairly well made as well, utilizing the mechanics you used thus far throughout the game. The end is pretty good as well.