Owlboy is a game about a mute owl named otus and he is a student of asio but always fails to do what other owls can do. Otus later teams up with Getty and two others to stop a band of pirate robots that want only power and they are willing to destroy the world in the process.

Things good about Owlboy - The visuals here are absolutely to die for. I have never seen a game with pixel art that is done so well. The attention to detail is absolutely stunning and it is no wonder why the game was in development for so long.
- Every single character featured has a very distinct personality and are all likeable in their own right.
- The score is nothing short of incredible. While the majority of the music here seems to sound the same, that is not a negative thing with how awesome it sounds.
- The story is gripping and well told, despite a few hiccups
- Good writing and humor are displayed throughout.
- The controls are solid with both a keyboard and controller.
- Plenty of enemy variety and challenging boss fights.
- A whole lot of heart. Things not as good about Owlboy - Much of the game seems very limited and restricted in where you can go. - Lack of a navigation can make it difficult to find your way around.
- Some storytelling elements seemed a little phoned in and not fully developed.
- Little replayability. Owlboy is a game that will definitely stick with its players. It is an incredibly personal and memorable experience. While its price tag may seem a little high for only 8-10 hours of gameplay

That game sounds... unusual. You gave a good overview but consider these advices for your next review.

- Go into MUCH more details. What is the story? What are some examples of humor?
- How do graphics compare to similar games/genre? For you to call them "to die for", they must be pretty good!
- What elemets of the story could have been developped?