Pronty: Fishy Adventure (v3.1.1)

Royla’s drowned corridors turn an aquatic fairy tale into a tense, polluted Metroidvania where glowing reefs, industrial ruins, and predatory sea-life share the same waters. You control Pronty, an unusual little guardian whose closest companion is a robotic swordfish capable of becoming both weapon and tool. The city’s collapse leaves behind mutated creatures, toxic waste, and enormous Behemoths, while Pronty’s own origins gradually become as important as the mission to restore hope. Its colorful character art keeps the mood approachable, but the setting often feels lonely, strange, and genuinely hostile.

Combat revolves around directing Pronty’s swordfish toward enemies, making positioning and timing more important than simply mashing attacks. Quick movement through open water lets you circle threats, dodge incoming strikes, and exploit openings, while defensive counters reward players who learn enemy patterns. As new abilities unlock, previously inaccessible routes through Royla reveal shortcuts, secrets, upgrades, and further pieces of the city’s history. Boss encounters put the game’s mobility and precision to the test, demanding smart use of your growing toolkit rather than brute force alone.

Pronty: Fishy Adventure stands out by making underwater movement feel central to its exploration instead of treating the ocean as a slower version of a land-based platformer. Its hand-drawn marine environments shift between beautiful coral spaces and unsettling waste-choked machinery, giving the world a distinctive ecological horror edge. Fans of compact Metroidvanias such as Ori and the Blind Forest or Ender Lilies who want a more unusual combat hook will find plenty to enjoy, especially if they like searching maps for hidden upgrades and lore. Newcomers can appreciate the clear progression and charming lead, while genre veterans get a focused challenge built around careful movement, boss learning, and route mastery.