Rating: ★★★★ - Great
Time Played: 3.6 hours

Gameplay:
• The core gameplay revolves around a 'burrowing' mechanic originally from 'Ori and the Will of the Wisps'.
• Levels are well-designed, with a mix of precision fast reflex platforming and navigation puzzles.
• Controls are tight and responsive, making movement feel fluid and rewarding however restrict and stunt movement in small area's which arise often.
• Boss fights add variety but have a high difficulty spike compared to the rest of the game; Specifically the last 2 bosses.
• Skins and sticker sheet collectables encourage replaying to collect all coins however I don't quite understand the sticker book feature.

Story\Dialogue:
• The narrative is minimal and is only presented through the start and the end of the game.

Graphics\Music:
• Beautiful pixel art with vibrant colors and detailed animations.
• Levels in each world are visually distinct.
• The soundtrack complements the gameplay with upbeat and catchy tunes, though it can get repetitive when repeating the same boss fights over and over again.
• Sound effects for drilling are punchy and feels like a chainsaw.

Before you Buy:
• Best bought for people who like difficult platformers like 'Super Meat Boy' or people that like innovative game mechanics.
• Works best with a controller for smooth and accurate inputs.
• Some sections require precision, so patience is key.

Traversal was interesting but controls weren't as fluid as they could have been

I love this game. It's so fun, and really giving me that Nitrome-like games feel I missed for years.
Gameplay is unique and new concepts are always thrown in. If there will be a DLC, I hope it contain some "mini challenges" like those mini levels in Super Mario Bros Wonder.
Bosses are very fun, last boss is tough.
A bit short, like 3 hours to finish the campaign, but I feel the levels are very replayable. I am now starting speed running them and have fun so far.
Visuals are great, music is good. Story doesn't exist much but it doesn't matter here.