Flynn is generally enjoyable to control and the game looks great. The length of the game at 7hrs to 100% is short for the genre, but that's not a dealbreaker. My big problem with this game is the extreme lack of enemy variety that makes experimenting with the game's combat totally pointless. Staggers, environmental hazards, unlockable combos and weapon switching could provide the basis for a rewarding combat system, but they don't.

Flynn does very little to make itself stand out and I felt like the first enemies and platforming sections with any interesting ideas didn't appear until the final area. If you've played any other action-platformer then this game has no surprises for you.