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It's the complete opposite for me, playing with a controller would be a pain in my ass.
Personally I'd say it's well balanced difficulty wise - nothing is outright unfair once you know how to deal with it, the learning curve isn't particularly steep, and iirc there isn't anything that required pixel-perfect precision either, though a few levels will keep you on your toes for a while until you get used to them and know what's coming and exactly how to deal with it.
The hardest achievements add a few extra restrictions to give a bit more challenge as well but still don't go overboard, they mainly just reduce the leeway for mistakes.
I played a lot of NES platformers back in the day mind so I'm used to fairly difficult platformers - at the very least though, it's much easier than truly difficult platformer games like super meat boy or they bleed pixels and shouldn't frustrate anyone decent at platformers much, if at all, especially if you're not bothered about getting every achievement.
But its also completely playable on a keyboard.