The art direction may be a bit generic, and there are only four full-sized levels before the final obstacle course, but this game is full of heart, and the devs did a good job giving you plenty of stuff to do. It seemed like every few medallions something new would appear in the hub with new challenges, minigames, or even smaller side levels. I especially like the little fossil exhibits, which make collecting fossils feel more rewarding than just filling out a checklist. The levels themselves are dense playgrounds with plenty to explore without being pointlessly oversized and tedious to navigate.

My only real issue with the game is that the enemy hit detection can feel pretty wonky and inconsistent. The game's difficulty is fairly relaxed, though, so it wasn't a huge problem.

The art direction may be a bit generic, and there are only four full-sized levels before the final obstacle course, but this game is full of heart, and the devs did a good job giving you plenty of stuff to do. It seemed like every few medallions something new would appear in the hub with new challenges, minigames, or even smaller side levels. I especially like the little fossil exhibits, which make collecting fossils feel more rewarding than just filling out a checklist. The levels themselves are dense playgrounds with plenty to explore without being pointlessly oversized and tedious to navigate. My only real issue with the game is that the enemy hit detection can feel pretty wonky and inconsistent. The game's difficulty is fairly relaxed, though, so it wasn't a huge problem.