This review is based on 100% completion and 6.6 hours of gameplay.

Do I recommend this game? No, to put it simply, this is an objectively bad game. I will list a major caveat below, but I do not recommend anyone pick it up. I recommend that you spend your money and time on something more worthwhile.

Although the short story's three short acts allow for quick completion, the gameplay is clunky and unsatisfactory, and the camera's interaction with the water gave me headaches.

So once again, I recommend that you save your money and buy something far better for $5-$6.

The game has issues with high frame rates, which can prevent you from completing jumps early on. If you are not confident in your ability to lower your frame rate, I recommend not purchasing the game, as you will waste money and not be able to play it.

Base Game: The game is short, with only three acts that can be completed quickly; however, the gameplay is clunky and janky, and it does not feel good at all. The way the camera interacts with the water in this game, in particular, may cause headaches for some people simply by looking at it. The story is not bad, but it is also not great; it is fairly standard and predictable, particularly given the time period of the game. The same goes for the combat. In addition, some of the game's mechanics, such as climbing and swimming, can be buggy and annoying.

Challenge mode: As with any game, I despise challenge modes. In this game, it plays as an arena with 5 waves of 10 enemies that you must defeat. Very simple and quick to complete, but annoying.

The game has only a few achievements, which are not too bad, but the issue is that some of them are a bit buggy to get, and the in-game “Medals” can also be an issue to get to pop.

This game also has a challenge mode linked to two of the achievements; these are not difficult at all, but it does feel annoying to have to spend the few minutes it takes to unlock them.

Achievement hunters should beware if they decide to complete this game due to bugs.