I give them credit for creating 10 gameplay st yles (actually more if you include minigame-like segments and moments within each style) and building a game around constant variety. Unfortunately, that comes with it the inevitable lack of depth each style has.

But overall, I liked the experience. I like the stage/theater concept and how everything has this playful pretend feel to it, similar to Good-Feel's other games like Yoshi's Woolly World and Crafted World. The game has a cozy feel to it, in a way.

It's very charming, but I feel like a sequel is needed to flesh out its ideas into something truly special.