Himno

Release Date: April 26, 2019

Arcade, free-to-play, platformers, 2D, indie games, side-scroll, singleplayer

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A simple platformer in which we travel through procedurally generated stages and collect colorful balls. Since Himno is supposed to provide us, above all, with an opportunity to relax, we cannot die during the game; we will not be able to experience the fight with our opponents here either.

Mechanics
Technical aspects

Himno is a simple platform game developed by independent developer David Moralejo Sanchez, who created it for private use, and only after some time decided to make it available to everyone for free.

Mechanics

In Himno we take on the role of a hero dressed in armor and holding a sword, who is shown from the side. While playing, our primary goal is to travel through the procedurally generated levels and collect colored orbs. The protagonist is able to jump on platforms and bounce off walls so he can get into seemingly inaccessible places. The gameplay has been designed in such a way that the player can relax as much as possible. Therefore, there are no time limits to compplete a certain stage; there is also no combat against opponents in the game and we cannot die during exploration.

Technical aspects

Himno features pixelart graphics. Subsequent maps are surrounded by darkness illuminated only by the glow of torches and lights that constantly follow our character. The game is accompanied by a calm, slightly melancholic soundtrack.

Last updated on May 22, 2020

Videos and Screens

[1:15] Himno launch trailer