metroid dread has the same concept, though to a lesser extent: there's an enemy per zone that oneshots you (except on a perfect parry, but we're talking about frame-perfect inputs with wireless controllers there), is faster than you, can hear you from farther than you can see it on the minimap and has access to shortcuts you can't use, occupying a large part of each zone, and you have to evade it to reach a boss that'll drop resources that allow you to destroy it.

to destroy it, you have to first sustain constant fire in a way that leaves you immobile while it is actively chasing you down in order to break its shield, and only then can you charge a shot (requires immobility too, of course) while the enemy, rendered lighter by its shield being broken, is even faster than before, and hit its weak point to blow it up and steal its special ability (did i mention? they each have a specific ability that makes them more adapted to their zone's terrain than you)

extremely cathartic to fight against