Was pretty fun for a while, if a little creepy with how it approached cops as if most of what they did was a necessary means to an end. Maybe that got fixed later on, but I couldn't know because my gamepass save file got corrupted halfway through and it wasn't good enough to play through twice.

Really good momentum based levels, not that good story. Still, play it.

I get why people might not think this game is the best, but it really gets flow down well. The only issue I might find is its length, as it drags on about 10 levels too long. Each level is about 2-5 min long, so not too bad. Combat really makes you feel like a badass as long as you're on normal though. It has great charm too, with lots of references to other games everywhere AND you can pet the dog.

Fantastic game, very well put together. Combat is not too difficult, but it remains skillful. Lots of charm here.

This game tries to trick you into thinking it's about a dystopian future of megacorps, but really its about... well, I could try to tell you, but instead of grasping for straws I'll just say this. It's BEAUTIFUL. Every aspect. The writing, the characters, the art, the music, the symbolism. The humor too. Do yourself a favor and play it, it's quite short.

I don't even mind the chores, tbh. Very fun, very nice sense of progression, and of course, very cute.

Moment to moment gameplay is unmatched speed and adrenaline. Why are the puzzles here.

Very faithful to the originals. Unfortunately the originals do not hold up.

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Really conceptually and functionally solid game, but due to the nature of it you're going to need a good friend to have a good time.

It was ambitious. It was pretty. It got no funding. And now it is gone. Quite a shame, but that's life I suppose.

Before beat saber and Audica, this was THE dual color rhythm game to play with a VR headset. The moment to moment gameplay wasn't that intense, and is easily beaten nowadays, but the automapping from youtube feature wasn't terrible by any means.

Good puzzler. Keeps it simple and makes you take it slow if you want to do it right, but gives enough leeway to be able to play most of the levels even if you can't perfect them. I turned it into a memory game at one point as well. The "infinite" part is a little lackluster though, as the generated levels are exceedingly easy.

Like the first game but shorter, and trying harder to be funny

Very jank, and besides the mechanics introduced right at the start, bland.