Listen, if your kid doesn’t know about this game, leave them in their blissful ignorance. If they insist on trying it, they will probably have some fun. But also be really confused as to why they cannot do what is asked of them all of a sudden (it’s weird, or glitched, or the platforming is total ass so they can’t lock in how it works).

So they’ll enjoy it, but also become sad because all of a sudden the game seems to hate them. And as the adult joining the play through, you’ll be consistently disappointed at how low quality and effort the whole thing is.