Inoffensive platformer, polished, and plays okay. No particular charm - honestly, you could've told me Lucky was promoting a breakfast cereal, TV show, toy range, toilet paper... I would've believed you as he's so generic. The cast of boss enemies are a bit more fun, although trope-y. Ultimately it's been a good game to dip into a level or two of between other things. It lacks depth and ends up being very pick-up-and-playable as a result, but I've felt no particular compulsion to prioritise it over more interesting games. Just fine.