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It's the controls. The main character is a waifu, the drone you're embodied as is down horrendous for her, whether that's a dealbreaker is up to the individual. The combat is OK but gets repetitive quickly, and the Shadow of the Colossus style boss fights very in quality from 'Good' to 'Annoying'. But the controls. It's a parkour game, the controls have to be air tight. They are not. Have fun trying to do a wall run and clambering instead. Or just hurling yourself off a cliff because changing directions on a wall slice is like pulling teeth. There's a reason the chapter completion achievement rates drop like a rock on the global tracker.

Just beat the game! The visual style is stylish and the high-speed combat flow feels great, but it does have a few rough edges. I really wish the lore and story around P-chan were explored deeper. Also, the camera angles can feel a bit clunky during parkour segments, which gets frustrating at times. Still, it's definitely a solid indie game overall and well worth a playthrough.

that why i jerk off

Cool setting, cool vibes. Looking down at the first boss from the top of the game tingles the fear of heights I don't even have. Has some jank but what true parkour platformer doesn't? The main strike against it might be some boss designs/mechanics in the 2nd half of the game, but bosses really aren't the main draw here, you'll be spending 95% of your time climbing stuff and exploring nooks like a critter.

Awesome level design. It's mind boggling in a good way. You can get lost in this maps, as you absolutely should in a game about a small human exploring abandoned megastructure. The protagonist fits the environment and make a visual contrast. It hits just the right spot without getting too explicit. This girl looks a lot humbler than 2B and the landscapes are gorgeous

The true Mirror's Edge sequel we never got