Was going to say Minoria from the same guy that did Momodora, but the xp trick about halfway through lessens immensely its difficulty, and I remembered another game, Mary Skelter 2.
Mary Skelter 2 greatly revamps the difficulty, feeling like what you’d get right after beating the secret boss in the Vita / OG PC releases of Mary Skelter Nightmares. Also in the Switch version at least, there’s a bug that may permanently erase abilities from one’s save, and I didn’t know that, which certainly doesn’t help as the number of enemies increase with story progression. Also MS2’s true final boss was, well, a steamroller which took me most of my healing items as the healers couldn’t keep up. On the bright side, at least it served as a waking up call as I’d still play the Mary Skelter Nightmares version bundled with MS2, and some of the later bosses can be quite the challenge too (the last secret boss for me then ended up being an attrition battle).
Was going to say Minoria from the same guy that did Momodora, but the xp trick about halfway through lessens immensely its difficulty, and I remembered another game, Mary Skelter 2.
Mary Skelter 2 greatly revamps the difficulty, feeling like what you’d get right after beating the secret boss in the Vita / OG PC releases of Mary Skelter Nightmares. Also in the Switch version at least, there’s a bug that may permanently erase abilities from one’s save, and I didn’t know that, which certainly doesn’t help as the number of enemies increase with story progression. Also MS2’s true final boss was, well, a steamroller which took me most of my healing items as the healers couldn’t keep up. On the bright side, at least it served as a waking up call as I’d still play the Mary Skelter Nightmares version bundled with MS2, and some of the later bosses can be quite the challenge too (the last secret boss for me then ended up being an attrition battle).