UnderDungeon is an action adventure where you play Kimuto, a cat on his first day of a new job at a logistics company. You take on different missions to deliver packages to various characters in the dungeons. It's the tongue-in-cheek take on these classic adventures as much as the pixel-perfect battles that make this stand out.

It's a game that leans into its simple black-and-white visuals with retro dungeon exploring challenges. However, these soon expand beyond the usual baddie-bash affairs. Each mission is an encounter with a different character and requires a different approach. Perhaps you are helping a farmer with an insect problem or getting a sword to an adventurer named Link.

As you progress the array of charismatic characters grows along with your abilities and equipment. You have To progress through the dungeon and get your delivery through you have a variety of ways to defend yourself: Hook shot, magical bubbles, a boomerang cannon or a classic longsword. Each of these can also be upgraded to make them stronger and unlock secret abilities.

The result is a game that plays around with the usual adventure format with tongue-in-cheek humour. It offers a Zelda-like experience but with quirky writing and less predictable challenges than we are used to. Even the perspective and format of the game change.