Chant

About

Chant lets you play as an ex-monk navigating a world where fragments of a god’s name fuel chaos. You jump, punch, and upgrade skills to shape your path through handcrafted levels. Each run lets you pick from dozens of abilities to mix into a playstyle that suits how you want to fight or flee. The world shifts based on your choices but the core challenge remains: stop cultists from tearing everything apart. The game stands out for its flexible build system and tight controls that feel refined without being showy. Fans of Mega Cat Studios’ previous work will notice the same no-nonsense design ethos. With over 50 skill options and branching paths, it’s a short but replayable romp that clocks in at around 8 hours. Available on PC and the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, it released late last year but still draws praise for blending old-school platforming with modern customization.