This game actually has some very neat ideas and feels like somewhat of a hidden gem to me. It often times feels very similar to the single player modes in the Splatoon series, but significantly predates it. just in the first level you're using your water and vomit (which is a bit nasty) spray powers to defeat enemies, paint objects, reveal hidden pathways, claim enemy ink, and operate physics based puzzles. Admittedly the game does fall short in a few ways and one of them is that for a platformer, the main character doesn't feel to great to control, especially when jumping. Most if this games problems feel like their due to a low budget or lack of development time, but if your into 3D platformers and can find this for cheap, id recommend checking it out as it can actually be pretty fun. i stopped playing because i did find it got old after awhile, but i still had fun with the first part of the game.