REALLY underrated and fun game, i love how nostalgic it is

The combination of ideas (open-world, precision-platformer, collectable hunting) is a strange one, and often leads to frustration. But it also helps to make the game memorable.
All artistic and graphical aspects are great though: the world, animations, environment, music... make the game feel special.

Some problems which I imagine will be fixed in the real game are:
- Strange sound mixing: the whole game is too quiet (at max volume settings), the music is often too quiet compared to the sounds, but it varies (the fish catching jingle is very loud).
- No good introductions to certain movement tech required for 100% leads to confusion: for example, using the spin jump to glide down with more control.
- Repeated wall-run jumps are not intuitive: the camera moves while wall-running, often leading to a jump away from the wall instead.

Friend asked why I was playing a fishing game bro didn't even look at the steam page smh