This is a game with a lot of scrappy charm and a really tight, strategic gameplay buried beneath a somewhat unorthodox look. The play has a very strategic and naturally enticing, well-communicated goal that's surprisingly addictive as you get into it's innate strategies of ball manipulation. The game does have a communication problem, as you're not really taught the importance of using your backflip/double jump to reach higher platforms and get a jump on the ball, and that's pretty core to the gameplay.

It's got a strong visual direction, I feel like it's rare to have indie games that really strike a strong looking feel and mood that feels consistent and properly set, and you'll get a lot of different feeling levels with a classic sensibility.

I'll say that I'm not sure this is the most evenly edged game on the whole, but it's got something very unique to itself and I think it deserves being experienced. If you do, you'll be roped into a fun and charismatic time like nothing before.