As with Depict1, I mainly checked this game out to investigate the prior work of Kyle Pulver, who has recently joined the Earthblade dev team, which is one of my most anticipated upcoming titles.

This is a perfectly competent puzzle platformer with a pretty unique gameplay hook. The controls can feel kind of sluggish sometimes, and I really wish it had controller support. The large volume of stages that feel distinct from one another is quite impressive, although their unique mechanics don't always avoid frustrating the player - those damned bees in particular can be so annoying. But at the end of the day I'd rather have levels that are sometimes frustrating but interesting than ones that are safe but boring and samey, and this game accomplishes that.