I only knew this game as it seemed to be mentioned a lot during "GotY" season last year, but I honestly wasn't really expecting much. I thought it would be a pretty simple coop platformer game that wasn't anything to write home about. I was very mistaken. The real strength of the game is how well it is able to keep things fresh with different mechanics and settings. It's always a platformer in a Honey I Shrunk the Kids-type world, but they twist on that concept and give the players additional mechanics that spice things up. At one point it takes on RPG elements, it's briefly a fighting game, I was constantly surprised with how engaged I was. The story itself was fine, although it does have some notable highlights. I can definitely understand why it got such praise.