like others have said, the game is slightly janky but the only major issue I had was that jumping up on objects was very inconsistent. However, the vibes and environmental storytelling is what we're here for, and the game has that in spades.

The only thing i felt was missing content-wise was for the objectives to have more... plot relevance? I get that the photo objectives being trivial is an intentional choice, but when the last level has you photographing two skateboards while the end of the world is going on in the background, it feels like I'm participating in a joke I don't understand.

Overall i played one or two levels here and there and was very happy with the game for the price i paid (bit over 1€).

Edit a couple days after finishing: The way the game stays in my head is something special. Not the gameplay mind you, or even much the worldbuilding. However, the themes, as put together very well by Jacob Geller, Superbunnyhop and Errant Signal (the youtubers i follow who have covered the game) really stick with and inspire me.