Chaotic, good fun, and tough but fair difficulty, with an amazing sense of achievement at times.
I highly suggest trying the game, even at full price!

Good, mindless, tought-but-fair fun to be had for less than a euro.
I've got pretty much everything this dev publishes, and watching his projects grow, listening to his tunes within each release never ceases to amuse me.
Do give this game a try!

I personally bought the game on its release date, and I have to say... The game is lovingly made, and oozes with personality. It's fun, and surprisingly balanced for how mechanically complex the main gameplay loop is, while keeping the difficulty satisfyingly high.
The constant stream of updates, quality of life improvements, additions, and fixes keep making the game better and better. The approach the devs have been taking about communication with their playerbase is wholesome and to the point, through their Games2Gether platform. Devs get to hear precisely what the players want, players get rewarded, everyone is a winner! That mentality HAS to be rewarded in today's game industry IMO.
All around really worth the asking price.
Play this with your buddies! I've nominated this for the category on the Game Awards.

Daily user here, stellar app with beautiful visuals.
Highly recommended for an eye catching desktop setup, way above Rainmeter, or Wallpaper Engine (Not the same usage, I know, still it falls under personalization for me)
It's a miracle how easy to use, and how lightweight and mindful of the user's resources this app is. Well worth the money asked.

Don't eat any mushrooms you happen to pick up 🍄

Such a hidden gem!
This has been an extremely enjoyable game. The music and art style are all very charming, and the characters portrayed in the Habitat are all memorable and soulful. The sense of humor is great, the underlying plot captured me from the very start, and the ending was satisfying.
Thanks for sharing this, Lane and Limbo!

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Where the game truly shines isn't by solving the three sets of puzzles at all, but by interacting with its people.
Getting to know the language just by spending time in this world is a bit hard, but by picking up hints along the way it becomes so satisfying.
If anyone has an hour to spare, I'd recommend this highly. It's a pretty unique experience.

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Love it.
Feels exactly as a power trip should feel like, all the while being ever so fragile. Controls are tight, with the characters running about faster than ever, the visuals are bullet-hellishly complex and colorful, and baddies can fill up the entire screen just as soon as they can flood it with their blood. The music's badass, as it has been with all the previous installments of the series.