Headlander is a kinda-metroidvania where you play as a severed head with jets in it that let you fly around. There are doors that require you to be in a body in order to cross. Sometimes, your body's color needs to correspond with that of the door in order to cross (e.g. if the door is green, then you must be in a green body). Some of these bodies carry guns, which you can use to shoot enemies. As you progress, you unlock combat abilities for both your head form and when you're controlling a body.

Almost everything about this game is good, but not particularly excellent-- good gameplay, good puzzles, good music, etc. Avoid this game if you're looking for a challenge, or an above-average story (I honestly ignored the story altogether, could not bring myself to care). But if you feel like playing a chill, funny, and unique game with an absolutely gorgeous and fairly unique aesthetic, then this is a hit.

TLDR: A short, simple, and competent metroidvania oozing with style.

What a curious little metroidvania. In this game, you are a head. Just a floating head, and you have to float around a space station, taking over robots of various ranks, to navigate through and save the cryogenically frozen bodies. It also has a strange retro 70s space aesthetic. The play control is good--the head moves around nicely. I'd say it's pretty fun to play.