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The world can feel seamless as the unfamiliar space revolves around the player with no distinct loading breaks and this unfamiliarity is heightened by the soundtrack that cues off animations to the note."

The game then opens up into, hilariously, a kind of open world.

The fluid motion of your character works extremely well with the maneuverability of a joystick, and since that is the only input that matter in the entire game, I would heavily avoid against using anything but a controller.

This is echoed in the soundtrack where core melodies create a slow emotional anticipation and, in combination with the minimalist art style, it allowed us to explore and evoke different moods without the constraints of a pre-defined genre or story."

This combination of bold, minimal design and smooth, effortless animation quality creates an ease for new players to understand the game, but also a method of raising the skill ceiling for more advanced puzzles.

So that’s great, you can’t really get that in any other game which is cool but there’s something else that this game does -- and this is the section of the review that I feel might ruin your experience of the game so just be warned about that -- the game has a surprisingly good story.