Has a lot of really neat ideas, like how Sylvester has a dedicated inventory system where he can store mallets and dog bones to fend off enemies and how the level progression is tied to you chasing Tweety until he lands in the right spot, but ultimately it's just your run-of-the-mill licensed platformer with floaty jump physics. But hey, appreciate the effort. They at least tried here.

Also the "Hyde and Shriek" level gave me nightmares as a kid.