Bright colours, rubbery animation, and that slightly scruffy old-cartoon attitude give the whole thing plenty of personality. The mini-games come and go quickly, but the boss fights are where the madness really shows up, often leaning into sheer cartoon nonsense.
The unlocked full version gives the experience a fuller run, and it suits anyone with a soft spot for late-90s or early-2000s game aesthetics. Nothing feels overly solemn here; the charm comes from its noisy, goofy, slightly unhinged sense of fun.