Had potential but ruined with a faulty pitch detection system. No range adjustment system can ever remedy wrong detection. I outline everything, of which the dislikes far outweigh the likes.

On Steady Notes:
- Often steady notes, even double checked with a tuner to make they are indeed steady, go all over the place in the detection system.
- Then there are the cases where singing the same note puts the line at a different height each time you restart. Sometimes it registers the same notes as different when sung differently (e.g. "ah" vs. "oo" vs "mm").
- In the rare case that it produces a fairly steady line, the most common type of pitch gap from my experience is a fifth, wherein one has to sing a fifth away from the note presented.

On Moving Notes:
- Sometimes a moving by only a semitone will make the line shoot up like a rocket, or barely move at all. Which is odd as I expect singing the same movement of notes should render the same, not only between instance of the same pitch, but also regardless of which pitch you start on.
- There are also cases where a high-to-low slide is registered as a low-to-high, and vice-versa.

On Platforming Glitches:
- There is a weird strong gravity speed when falling from a specific platform in one of the puzzles in the desert area
- There is an instance of getting physically stuck, also in the desert.

It's only redeeming factors are its okay soundtrack and its cute visuals. The weefoxes are adorable.

Cheers.