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Cartoon-styled "lite-vania" Lola's Familiars: Prison of Argnoh will have you springing yourself, and your summoned pals, from magic jail

Since we're already sharing trailers from non-Geoff awards shows , here's another: a first in-motion look at Lola's Familiars: Prison of Argnoh, a 2D side-scroller and "lite-vania" that sees its shy witch-in-training making her first summonable friends. Then, borrowing their powers to bust out of a dark fantasy oubliette. Read more

Cartoon-styled "lite-vania" Lola's Familiars: Prison of Argnoh will have you springing yourself, and your summoned pals, from magic jail

Since we're sharing trailers from non-Geoff awards shows, let's take a closer look at Lola's Familiars: Prison of Argnoh, a 2D side-scroller and lite-vania game. The shy witch-in-training Lola is making her first summonable friends, borrowing their powers to escape a dark fantasy prison. The game features hand-drawn, lightly anime-ish style characters, and the story setup is reminiscent of Saturday morning TV.

Lola finds herself in Skullcatraz after a summoning-gone-wrong during a school's familiar contest. Despite the grim prison setting, Caracal Games promises a heartfelt and emotionally resonant story about growth. Players will explore, trial-and-error, and platform without feeling frustrated, although I'm curious about how the game maintains lightness amidst the darkness.

While this might be an attempt to appease concerns that the game won't be too challenging like Hollow Knight or Nine Sols, I wonder how they'll achieve this balance. Nevertheless, Lola's Familiars, with its unique characters, is already charming me, and the Steam page is up with an undetermined release date.

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