The game starts off pretty decent despite its floatiness in the controls. The 2D art on the loading screens are also very striking and really nice to look at. Unfortunately the game gets extremely repetitive and caught in a run super fast that once you get to the 2nd scary tale and realize it's going to be another couple hours of exactly what you just finished the game becomes a giant slog. Not helping things are the junky combat that tries to auto lock onto enemies, but half the time will also have you punching and kicking at the air. The floaty physics mentioned at the start also become a problem where you'll constantly start over or under shooting jumps due to the small delay in the characters run, jump, and stop cycles. The upside is that the 3rd and final scary tale that sets up the games 3rd act is actually very welcoming in how short and to the point it is from the first two, and while the game ends on a whimper, I did enjoy myself with the world a bit more than the second enough to not completely hate the game. The biggest rhing the game suffers from is tedium and immediate repetitivness. It's still on the lower end of licensed games for me, but at the same time it could be worse.