It's okay. The development behind this game is really interesting and I think it's really cool that Nintendo took a chance on such a weird and ambitious game like this, but it do make sense why it didn't sell well at all. The possession mechanic is really cool and there are a solid amount of fun puzzles that utilize it. The overall design of the levels feel a bit unbalanced and all over the place, like they settled in a weird grey area between "shooter with possession elements on the side" and "possession-based adventure game with shooting elements on the side", with the game kinda resulting in it being neither. The games visuals are decent enough and the plot is existent. I do think the multiplayer would be fun with multiple people being able to possess things but I haven't tried that yet. Overall it was neat albeit not groundbreaking and I'm glad I played it. If you are curious enough about the game to be looking at reviews here I'd def suggest checking it out.