This game is really, really good. It's a little short, and the exposition-based plot and so-so voice acting can be a little grating at times, but the gameplay is extremely solid and you never get sick of running on walls, dodging bullets and feeling like a cybernetic ninja. There's almost nothing like it on the market. If there were a community level function, where people could make their own levels and share them for others to play through, I might never stop playing this. The whole movement system lets you move extremely fast and feel very free, while also giving you a ton of control over how you want to go through encounters. Some of the puzzles are somewhat basic and don't require a ton of thought, but the combat scenarios are where this game really shines. There's always more than one way to complete a combat scenario, and the variety of tools that the game gives you allows you to play the game exactly like you want.

The absolute best part about this game, though, is that it's $30. Even though I only have played the game once through, getting very few collectibles, and have 6 hours, the money was well worth that experience. I will definitely be playing through it more than once, too.

Overall, this is a steal of a game, and it is well worth the money.

This game is really, really good. It's a little short, and the exposition-based plot and so-so voice acting can be a little grating at times, but the gameplay is extremely solid and you never get sick of running on walls, dodging bullets and feeling like a cybernetic ninja. There's almost nothing like it on the market. If there were a community level function, where people could make their own levels and share them for others to play through, I might never stop playing this. The whole movement system lets you move extremely fast and feel very free, while also giving you a ton of control over how you want to go through encounters. Some of the puzzles are somewhat basic and don't require a ton of thought, but the combat scenarios are where this game really shines. There's always more than one way to complete a combat scenario, and the variety of tools that the game gives you allows you to play the game exactly like you want. The absolute best part about this game, though, is that it's $30. Even though I only have played the game once through, getting very few collectibles, and have 6 hours, the money was well worth that experience. I will definitely be playing through it more than once, too. Overall, this is a steal of a game, and it is well worth the money.