Frankenstein Go

Frankenstein's monster is trying to rescue someone he cares about, and the levels between him and her are built from ladders, gaps, and locked doors rather than open combat. Progress means reading each screen for the order things need to happen in — climb here, trigger that, then the door unlocks — more than reacting quickly. It's a gentler puzzle-platformer than the horror-adjacent premise might suggest, with a few friendly characters along the way softening the tone.