They just don't make games like this anymore. A 3D platformer that looks like its for kids but the story really speaks to the struggles of life you don't really confront until you are an adult. Especially surrounding common mental health issues that many of us deal with.

Truly a beautiful, thoughtful game and a perfect sequel to the original. My only complaint is that the ending felt like it dragged a bit, cycling through abilities was tedious and there are soooo many collectables that felt like busy work.