Tinykin is a charming experience with a great art style and nice threat-less gameplay that kept me engaged the entire way through. I loved the bustling levels, filled with things to discover around every corner and the way each level introduces new Tinykin and ways to use them.

The story is somewhat odd and meaningless until right at the end of the game but it was fun talking to all of the bugs.

I have played some of the races and I've got to say, they are extremely difficult and I hadn't experienced any issues with the games controls until I tried them, the precision you need to hit some of the grinds and corners with is ridiculous - maybe it's just a skill issue, regardless I don't think I'll ever complete them.

All in all, thoroughly enjoyed this game, looking forward to a sequel or something!