There’s not enough of these sections and the game fails to capture great moments when playing as the cat outside of the mech. You are one hit kill whilst outside your mech, but the level design is tailored around that with regular save points, so death isn’t too punishing. The cat is much more agile able to jump off walls and go through tighter spaces, though it comes with one drawback. However, you will sometimes need to jump out to deal with puzzles or platforming sections as the cat. Whilst the gameplay is more limiting in this fashion, it is still a solid way to mix things up. Since the mech can’t go underwater, there is also a submarine that you will use to submerge yourself beneath the watery depths. Double jump and dash are useful abilities that you will be using regularly to deal with the varied enemies scattered throughout the world. Initially, you can only jump and do basic attacks, but as you progress you will learn a number of useful skills to get you through the game. Early on in the story you will get your hands on a mech, which you will then spend the majority of the game in. Gameplay is tight and the controls feel very comfortable. Beyond that, there’s really not a lot to say here. The soundtrack is solid with a good retro feel. The sound design is equally as basic, with dialogue replaced with gibberish and sound effects being decent enough for how elementary it is.
Enemy attacks are well choreographed and the screen space doesn’t get too chaotic. Its simplistic style is nice enough to look at and everything is clear and easy to read.
It’s not the best looking game out there, but it doesn’t need to be.
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