If when i finish this, i find something worthwhile, ill edit this review. As of now, its a "no". I have just finished the first world.
I hate precision platformers, but i have found SEVERAL that made me go "awesome to perfect game", THIS is falls too short of anything near those games.

As the tags warn, this is an indie difficult, precision platformer with a female protagonist. Now, none of that is really a problem or a fault, but the way those tags are earned in THIS game is.

The "precision" part is unreliable and frustrating and the "difficult"y feals cheap, mainly because
A- mostly due to the timing elment. You know what you have to do, but be late or early a fraction of a second and you will not really fail the room, but you will have THAT thing you needed ONE step further misplaced and the only way to get it that step forward will be to restart the room.
B-Also, the copntrols for the special movements are unintuitive and when you (often) have to do several things at the same time or in quick sequence, you end up failing because you touched the wrong key. For instance, there is a dash movement, which you normaly use to move in the direction you want to go, except sometimes, you use it to proppel something OTHER than you in the direction you want while you are shot in the opposite direction
Up to this point, fine, git gud, BUT....
C-the hitboxes are insane, and some spaces very narrow (while you are suffocating in some underswater level), couple that with the jankiy movement of the sprite and what you get is a game about trial and error WITH a death counter, AND a grading system YAY!!! is it meant to annoy you? does it do something for the story? who know? who cares?

The part of the "female protagonist" is bad too, but not in the way i have come to expect. Normally, that tag means girlbossing, preaching and insufferable story telling with very obvious self inserts (there are SEVERAL exceptions in the gaming world, but that IS the norm). So far that didnt happen with this game. While there is a possible self insert here, the game does the tag dirty by way of having a bland main character, a cliche story with hints of self therapy from which you are taken away because of the frustrating gameplay..... i mean, if you were gonna do that, what was the point in specifying theres a "female protagonist"?

In a note related to all the points, at the end of the first world, there is a "boss" section which is you actually running from the boss, while you manipulate your surroundings to put obstacles in his way, and open a way for you, the bad controls, the timed precision nature of the game and the awful chackpoint placement for the section make it fee like a chore mixed with a memo test rather than a feat of skill.