Flywrench is an assault on the senses, but I loved it for that. Glitchy, noisy, constant graphical motion. In the character, the levels, the menu transitions. Almost nothing is static here. The soundtrack is a perfect fit, and really brings the whole thing together.

Gameplay is essentially flappy bird mini golf, but on a controller drifting around feels great.

If you just do the story mode, it's probably 2-3 hours depending on how good you are. I'm okay I think. Time trials and workshop support extend that further if you really fall in love.

As a way to unwind for 20-30 minutes over the course of a week, Flywrench is an easy recommendation I think. On sale, even easier. And if you're on the fence after reading about it or watching a trailer, the demo is more than enough to give you an idea of whether or not you can spare the time and money.