Honestly, I don't go out of my way to write reviews for games very often, however this game is incredible, think "The Stanley Parable" crossed with "Castlevania" you are an android that has a 2.5D environment to explore while a narrator and on screen arrows keep trying to tell you where you *should* go. There is freedom during the playthrough in this game, and there are tons of endings and "Dead Ends" where you will get kicked back to the level select to pick another path. One advantage to this mechanic is that you only have to jump back a few screens from wherever you reached your last ending before going back to try the other path or in some cases, one of the other paths. The narrator usually has some awareness of what you're doing and tries to seem genuinely helpful particularly in the "Toxic pool" ending but it kinda sticks it to games where it feels like you're just playing the hero because someone told you you're the hero, and instead makes you question the person telling you that those guys over there are bad because I said so.

tl;dr: If you liked The Stanley Parable and you can play decent at sidescrolling action games, you'll probably get a good bit of enjoyment out of this title, worth checking out.

Honestly, I don't go out of my way to write reviews for games very often, however this game is incredible, think "The Stanley Parable" crossed with "Castlevania" you are an android that has a 2.5D environment to explore while a narrator and on screen arrows keep trying to tell you where you *should* go. There is freedom during the playthrough in this game, and there are tons of endings and "Dead Ends" where you will get kicked back to the level select to pick another path. One advantage to this mechanic is that you only have to jump back a few screens from wherever you reached your last ending before going back to try the other path or in some cases, one of the other paths. The narrator usually has some awareness of what you're doing and tries to seem genuinely helpful [spoiler] particularly in the "Toxic pool" ending [/spoiler] but it kinda sticks it to games where it feels like you're just playing the hero because someone told you you're the hero, and instead makes you question the person telling you that those guys over there are bad because I said so. tl;dr: If you liked The Stanley Parable and you can play decent at sidescrolling action games, you'll probably get a good bit of enjoyment out of this title, worth checking out.