The game hooked me after only a few minutes. Dashing off of ramps to gain massive vertical height and horizontal distance never got old, and a number of secret techniques are revealed over the course of the game that allow for more precise platforming. By the time I reached credits there wasn't a challenge that seemed impossible, although it took some practice to gain such confidence.

The game gets a lot of mileage out of the Taxi theme. Most levels are about platforming and exploring, but a few of them add a timer. In these levels, the player has to keep their timer filled by collecting coins and transporting passengers. The blend of trying to find collectible gears while also making sure you have enough time to survive makes everything more frantic and exciting. It was a neat change of pace.

The low point would have to be with the bosses, specifically the midpoint boss. It's a neat gimmick, but the game reduces your visibility and introduces one-hit kill enemies. It means you have to be extra careful in order to survive, which is a shame since the game excels when you are allowed to go fast. Fortunately the final boss is a decent challenge of your skills, and the level leading up to it is great.