r/MinaTheHollower

I just finished Pipistrello and I'm looking for another S-tier Zeldalike to dive into until May 29th

Already played :

Death's Door ( S-tier)

Crypt Custodian ( S-tier)

Mini shoot (S-tier)

Unsighted (A+ tier)

I was rather impressed with the level of quality and polish they poured into Pipistrello, and I have great expectations for Mina, so hit me up with your favourites that could be mine !

Just a moment ago the preview embargo lifted and critics were able to talk about their experience with the first 6-8 hours of the game. These previews show quite a lot of the game, so if you want to stay spoiler-free I would advise against watching them.

Here's a brief summary of everyone's overall thoughts about the game:

• The game is very difficult.
• The world and level design is extremely intricate and deceptively ambitious, much more so than the demo let on. Exploration is a massive highlight.
• There is a vast variety of weapons, sidearms, and trinkets which are all fun to experiment with.
• There are many, many surprises whether it be NPCs, collectibles, quests, secret bosses, etc.
• The game is very reminiscent of soulsborne games in much more ways than just the spark you lose upon death.
• There are an insane amount of accessibility options (over 100!), however some of them disable achievements.

Overall, the previews are very positive. Full reviews are coming May 27. (2 days before release)

just Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon and NTE with alongside defense rts games like Age of empire series call defned the wonder mode , From Glory To Goo , Bfme 2 age of ring mod, Empries at war and dawn of war 1 40k unifciaton mod then well thats it cause im too basic lol

Silksong, Deltarune, STS2, Heroes of Might and Magic, Hades 2 and Mewgenics have all sold over 200k. Why not Mina?

I'm debating between the two versions for my survey. Anyone know if the PS5 version will leverage the power of the system? Maybe it won't matter much for the game? If not, the portability of the Switch version is appealing.

Obviously I'm not being serious, but he DID say this, so I figured it should be discussed lmao

I tried out the demo on Switch 2 because it was touted as a GBC Zeldalike but as I played it felt like a demade bloodborne with an adorable mouse as a protag.

They released a new informative video on their Social Media platforms detailing 4 ways in which they've coded the game to help us in traversing the MtH world.

I wana pre-order but it just says estimated release is 2026 but I know it's coming out at the end of the month. Or is that only for Steam?

People who have review copies will be giving their early impressions of the game

I know in Souls games you can't except at a save point, except this game doesn't restore them when I hit the save point, only when I die. I'm certain I missed something, though.