I'm not usually much for platformers because they make me rage, but this one was so cute that I had to give it an honest shot. The difficulty level was pretty challenging, but not to the same degree as many hardcore platformers reach. I was able to beat it, which is more than I can say for most, and in only about 4 hours no less.

I LOVED the art. Cartoon bugs acting like people... wearing hardhats... unionizing...

Anyway, if you like platformers even a little, this one is really great.

My criticisms are few. I found the worm in the ocean level to be kind of infuriating, and not in a challenging kind of way, but in a poorly balanced kind of way. It felt like the worm's body had way too many hit boxes and way too large. It was sporadic in the way it would fall and led to a lot of deaths that I would say were unavoidable, which is annoying. Fortunately, the game is pretty generous with save points, so it usually only meant going back a short distance.

Honestly... I can't even think of anymore complaints, only praises.

• You can customize keybinds
  
• The controls were comfortable and didn't have any kind of lag or resistance, which I find happens more often than I'd like with platformers. It was responsive and easy to control.
  
• The secret skulls you have to find for achievements do not have to be gotten consecutively in one game, so, after completing the game, you can select the levels you're missing them on and go back and get them. The achievement you get for getting all of them is accessed from the menu, so no need to replay the entire game.
  
• The story is cute
  
• The difficulty increases steadily and doesn't linger on any one kind of mechanic for too long, keeping the game interesting right up until the end
  
• The music was fun, suited the game, and was changed up here and there to keep it from getting repetitive
  
  All in all, highly recommend. I would die for this disabled bee.

I'm not usually much for platformers because they make me rage, but this one was so cute that I had to give it an honest shot. The difficulty level was pretty challenging, but not to the same degree as many hardcore platformers reach. I was able to beat it, which is more than I can say for most, and in only about 4 hours no less. I LOVED the art. Cartoon bugs acting like people... wearing hardhats... unionizing... Anyway, if you like platformers even a little, this one is really great. My criticisms are few. I found the worm in the ocean level to be kind of infuriating, and not in a challenging kind of way, but in a poorly balanced kind of way. It felt like the worm's body had way too many hit boxes and way too large. It was sporadic in the way it would fall and led to a lot of deaths that I would say were unavoidable, which is annoying. Fortunately, the game is pretty generous with save points, so it usually only meant going back a short distance. Honestly... I can't even think of anymore complaints, only praises. [*] You can customize keybinds [*] The controls were comfortable and didn't have any kind of lag or resistance, which I find happens more often than I'd like with platformers. It was responsive and easy to control. [*] The secret skulls you have to find for achievements do not have to be gotten consecutively in one game, so, after completing the game, you can select the levels you're missing them on and go back and get them. The achievement you get for getting all of them is accessed from the menu, so no need to replay the entire game. [*] The story is cute [*] The difficulty increases steadily and doesn't linger on any one kind of mechanic for too long, keeping the game interesting right up until the end [*] The music was fun, suited the game, and was changed up here and there to keep it from getting repetitive All in all, highly recommend. I would die for this disabled bee.