Nothing much to say, not my cup of tea.

Infuriatingly frustrating at points, while the music was decent, it certainly is NOT a relaxing experience at all. Being progress-blocked by mechanics that are difficult to get the timing down on is not my idea of a good time.

I wouldn't recommend this game.
It's got an interesting visual style, but it was aggravating enough for me to kind of regret even making a purchase for this.

It's got decent music and is somewhat interesting in regards to how the game moves your cursor around but for me it was way too difficult to be relaxing despite what it's listed as.

It was hard to focus on the visual changes at times due to having to move to a very specific area or else die. I'd recommend instead of playing the game, to watch someone who doesn't get easily frustrated give it a go. Or perhaps alternatively watch someone who does get frustrated do it if that's what makes you laugh.

Overall considering I likely will not finish this game ever and will be uninstalling it.. It's a 3/10 from me.

Just not enough here to stay with for long.

Displays the stages of sperm formation

Maybe original, but not relaxing at all thanks to a slow and frustrating gameplay. Plus it doesn't even care for any screen that is not 16/9.

It's difficult to really say "not recommended" but I don't think the game really knew what it wanted to be.

Obviously, the visuals and soundscape are great. No qualm there. The description suggests you might have more input in the soundscape than you really do, it's largely out of your control.

The description also mentions puzzle-platformer. I'd argue "puzzle" is a strong word, but it absolutely IS a platformer, and not an easy one. This is probably the biggest problem: the game is visually stunning, establishes a good flow with the music, and then you just fail over and over again in different areas completely disrupting everything and taking you out of it.

It's not extremely hard, but the tightness of the platforming in some areas is exacerbated by everything else about the game. The controls can feel a little sluggish, but that's just your... unit, or whatever, moving slowly for how big some things you have to do are. The bigger issue is that the visuals obfuscate the intended path a lot of the time. Sometimes it's so zoomed out you might just sit there going back and forth trying to figure out where on the screen you actually are, much less where you're supposed to roll towards. The checkpoints are also really bad in some areas, further disrupting the experience, sending you back a minute or more in places in a game that presumes to be a zen like music experience, it is far from it.

The worst level by far is smack dab in the middle of the game, the "space" one. It highlights every single problem and identity crisis the game has to the extreme. Checkpoints behind periods of waiting and timing things at weird angles, a rotating camera with controls that don't mirror the visuals until they suddenly do, endless dramatic buildup constantly popped by being sent back multiple screens, etc.

The entire game is an autoscrolling platformer that they decided the make reasonably difficult, without making it readable like a normal platformer. It's a visual and sonic experience that constantly breaks immersion. It's more frustrating because if it leaned into either world more it'd be much better for it, but as it stands, it's just not a great experience for anyone seeking a visual journey nor anyone seeking a platforming experience.

A visually impressive game that doesn't know how to set a good pace. Too many moments that could have been the end of the game but then it just keeps going, and no sense of build or momentum from one climax to the next.