On top of all that, there are also the little details that taken individually may not seem like much, but put together really add a lot. Things like the way enemies inflate when you stomp on them and slowly float off the screen or the expression on the mosquito’s face when it’s got a mouth full of stuff. It’s truly a stunningly created game that oozes visual charm from every pore.

Even if the story elements don’t interest you, the combat found in the add-on is on par with the most challenging segments of the main game. Enemies attack in swarms throughout and can make advancement difficult even on the default setting. There were actually moments when the screen became crowded to the point that I had difficulty locating my character amid the action. Those instances definitely felt over the top, but thankfully they were isolated.