It is a miracle that the first-person 3D platformer that was released before Super Mario 64 is this good. It is a delight from start to finish. The early PlayStation aesthetic is lovely, and the energetically bouncy music enhances it tenfold. It's a short title (barely breaking two hours of gameplay if you don't go for the extra levels) but it's the perfect amount of what this game is going for. It gets in and out with a charming vibe that defined all the possibilities that came with the start of this era of video games.