A Hat in Time is a creative platformer that doesn‘t get enough credit. It features a bunch of great and creative ideas that are unique to this game and overall feels like a modern attempt at capturing the magic that Super Mario 64 had. Unfortunately the game suffers from a lot of polish. It feels clunky, buggy and somewhat unfinished. Then there‘s hidden easter eggs and secrets hinting at a much larger story that unfortunately never gets told. A Hat in Time, despite being a lot of fun, feels unfinished.