This is very much not a 3D platformer focused on challenging platforming and a versatile moveset, but instead focused on some light puzzle solving, interacting with some cute NPCs, and exploring colorful little spaces while the backstory of the main character slowly emerges. I think after I understood that, I was able to enjoy the game more. It's fairly rough, which makes sense since this is the first game from a small studio, and I encountered a handful of glitches, some that required resetting the game. The controls for going through menus are also pretty weird (can't be changed), and there isn't an option to invert the camera which really didn't help the bad first impression I had with this game. But it's clearly made by people who care, and I hope they're able to make something a little more ambitious and with more polish behind it someday.