Can't believe I'm finally playing this a decade after backing it on kickstarter. Not much point in reviewing it now.
It's such a strange game that it's often difficult to separate the legitimate bugs from the overall glitch aesthetic. There are real puzzles, and there's the puzzle of trying to complete the game without ruining your save file. A couple boss fights, I'm not sure if I was having the intended experience, or if I just cheesed my way through something barely functional.

I love it. It's unique and weird; the characters are likeable and human and the story is interesting. I've had to grow a new organ dedicated to patience to keep playing, but it's been worth it. And for a story about a Gameboy world discovering colors that shouldn't exist, it really looks the part. Feels like a dusty bootleg cartridge of a game that was never released...