I liked it a lot to begin with. But the janky unresponsiveness of the controls are too much for me. I don't mind that the controls are stiff, as I get what they were going for. But half the time, the buttons do not do what you intend for them to do. The game acts as if you are using an NES controller, using only a couple of buttons to perform all moves and leaving most of your controller unused. This means that you have to use a combination of buttons to perform most moves, which the game frequently misinterprets. For example, right now I need to use the grappling hook to slingshot past some spikes while being harassed by five different enemies at once. However, the developer has placed a ladder at the exact point where I need to slingshot, and because you need to press up+attack to perform this move, my character will always climb the ladder instead. This is the point that I have stopped, because now it's starting to feel like the dev is intentionally designing the levels to misread my inputs. The level design and placement of infinitely, instantly respawning enemies feels like the developing is actively trying to make the game and it's clunky controls as infuriating as possible.

Do you like Metroid games, Billy?
Do you like movies about gladiators?
Y'ever... been in a cockpit before?
Ever seen a grown man naked?

This is a very fun platformer with a ton of side quests (achievements).