Usually platformers are tight and rigid, with focus on the jumps, while leaving the air time as mostly suspense. Not to mention the awful press water levels get.

Yet this short game captures perfectly the dynamics of an underwater environment. Floaty movement turns to precise tether-swinging, with a considerable amount of additional mechanics that make for a very memorable experience.

While the game is most definitely short (although you can get quite a bit out of it if you try to get some of the achievements), it finds a great balance that leaves you wanting a bit more, but makes sure to not overstay with filler levels, leaving the great taste of a game that achieves exactly what it was aiming for.