It's like a simplified Zelda game mixed with a twin-stick shooter. Thankfully, the movement is much faster than in a Zelda game, and defeating enemies in the field or just scooting past them is easier. There are some challenging bits, though the ability to rearrange your upgrade points at will can allow you to spec out to be better in combat or to focus on movement if you need the extra boost. The boss fights aren't all that difficult once you learn their patterns, so they end up being tests of your endurance more than anything.
The music didn't stand out all that much, but the general sound effects of shooting enemies and other objects are pretty satisfying.

The visuals are fairly simplistic but the game looks good, in my opinion. The different over-world areas look distinct enough.
Overall, it's definitely an enjoyable experience and I'm happy they decided to go with this somewhat unusual pairing of genres.

It's like a simplified Zelda game mixed with a twin-stick shooter. Thankfully, the movement is much faster than in a Zelda game, and defeating enemies in the field or just scooting past them is easier. There are some challenging bits, though the ability to rearrange your upgrade points at will can allow you to spec out to be better in combat or to focus on movement if you need the extra boost. The boss fights aren't all that difficult once you learn their patterns, so they end up being tests of your endurance more than anything. The music didn't stand out all that much, but the general sound effects of shooting enemies and other objects are pretty satisfying. The visuals are fairly simplistic but the game looks good, in my opinion. The different over-world areas look distinct enough. Overall, it's definitely an enjoyable experience and I'm happy they decided to go with this somewhat unusual pairing of genres.