Wasn't very impressed by this on my first playthrough, and I still have a lot of the same problems with it (bland characters, wonky structure, abrupt ending that was missing too many setups for the payoffs to work), but what works stuck out a lot more this time around. Sense of humor really struck me this time around, combat felt more punchy with the adaptive PS5 triggers, manually moving the jump button to L1 basically changed how movement worked completely once I unlocked levitation. Don't know if this game will ever leave nearly as much of an impression as similar games like Killer7 or even YIIK (yes, I think YIIK is much more memorable than this game) but I liked it waaaay more this time around.