Most of swery's works to me occupy a "so bad its good" space -- this one is just plain good. It has just as much of his off-the-wall ideas as his other games but laser focused thematically in a tight experience that comes together in one of the most transcendent endings to a video game I've ever played. It's clumsy at times, sure, but every second still works for me. I can't recommend it enough as long as you can handle the heavy side and some very graphic winceworthy body horror inbuilt to the mechanics.

Do you wanna play a Puzzle Platformer by SWERY.
Yes the people that made Deadly Premonition that team?
The game may not be everyone's cup for tea but the message within its core and the love the creators put to it makes for a special experience.