The methodical, heavy movement of the first main character is a brave choice and at odds with what most platform game characters are like to 'be'. Some people won't like that. It reminds me of Exile, lacking the polish to take it to that level but I appreciate the attempt to do something different.

When it doesn't work, such as when the developers seem to hate the player by making them balance on a rolling log of death while throwing spiky insta-kill objects at them, it makes me want to play Another World instead. Also, and completely bafflingly, pausing the game does not actually pause.

When it works well it provides a sense of place, realistic environmental hazards and a use of physics that are a joy to play around with. Floating platforms don't just float by magic here - they have propellers attached to them to explain how they can move.

Ignore the logistics of how many times a sinking ship can completely spin around and enjoy the fact it makes the levels interesting to navigate.