Fun, fair and with the heart in the right place.

I'm not the biggest rhythm, combo-collect-a-thon fan, but the humor is spot on. Sometimes acidic and grounded, with the overarching criticism of ruthless corporate life and tropes but packaged in a wholesome and optimistic way.

• Platforming is okay, and when interleaved with combat sections the levels flow with a familiar cadence.
  
  
• Boss encounters pack a ton of fun twists and surprises, so they don't get stale. I think there's a missing chunk of content between the final two bosses, so they probably ran out of time. The game suddenly enters the final phase.
  
  
• Design-wise this game is going to age well. It oozes so much personality and good nature that the dialogs and quips overshadow any of the weaker level design, box-crushing-pickup-so-number-go-up mechanics or repeated enemies.

Props to the Spanish from Spain localization team and most of the voice actors. They did a great job adapting the jokes.

Fun, fair and with the heart in the right place. I'm not the biggest rhythm, combo-collect-a-thon fan, but the humor is spot on. Sometimes acidic and grounded, with the overarching criticism of ruthless corporate life and tropes but packaged in a wholesome and optimistic way. [list] [*] Platforming is okay, and when interleaved with combat sections the levels flow with a familiar cadence. [*] Boss encounters pack a ton of fun twists and surprises, so they don't get stale. I think there's a missing chunk of content between the final two bosses, so they probably ran out of time. The game suddenly enters the final phase. [*] Design-wise this game is going to age well. It oozes so much personality and good nature that the dialogs and quips overshadow any of the weaker level design, box-crushing-pickup-so-number-go-up mechanics or repeated enemies. [/list] Props to the Spanish from Spain localization team and most of the voice actors. They did a great job adapting the jokes.