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Recompile

Recompile Review

Posted on August 29, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Indie Metroidvania-style adventures aren’t exactly in short supply these days — throw a dart at Steam’s main page and you’ll probably land on one — but the recently-released Recompile has still managed to stand out somewhat from the ever-expanding crowd. This is partly because Recompile is the rare indie game exclusive to next-gen consoles, but even without that, the game’s slick visual style and fun “repair a computer system from within” premise probably would have turned some heads.

So yes, Recompile has some eyes on it, but the standard for these types of games has never been higher.
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