Nearing the end of the game, I imagine, and I'm very pleased with the it! A fantastic, flowy, and freeform movement system is most certainly its main draw, and for a platformer I'd call that a success on its own. Moving from point A to B is always a joy, and your always expanding toolkit keeps all the backtracking you will be doing fresh, fast, and frictionless.

The map, too, deserves merit for being a fantastic canvas to experiment with, providing the player with a myriad of platforming challenges ranging in difficulty from wordless tutorials of new skills to endgame gauntlets requiring near perfect application of all skills in a single sequence. It also makes for a pretty good metroidvania map, with plentiful new areas and secrets. Unlike most metroidvanias I play, the pacing of the upgrades feels spot on, with major ones being fed to you at a fair pace, and minor ones and health upgrades filling the gaps quite nicely.

It's short and sweet, but I think that is to its merit. Outside of the movement, most of the mechanics on display are pretty shallow. Serviceable glue to hold the experience together and give some direction, but little more above that. They most certainly don't weigh the highlights down, though, as they don't try to take the stage. They never linger long enough to become even a mild annoyance.

Overall, this was well worth the buy! I highly recommend it.