Tinto

Eight levels stand between you and whatever satisfaction Tinto decides to offer — and that tension is kind of the whole point. Spikes appear where you least expect them, enemies patrol with just enough pattern to feel learnable, and that yellow flag at the end of each stage always seems slightly further away than it should.

The coin collecting isn't decoration. Hunting down every last one pushes you into riskier routes, tighter jumps, corners of the stage that the safe path deliberately skips. Whether that tradeoff is worth it is entirely your call.

Tinto doesn't overstay its welcome or pretend to be more than it is — a clean, well-crafted platformer with a distinct visual personality and enough friction to make finishing it feel genuinely earned.