Okay, puzzle platformers aren't really my bag, so I bounced off this rather quickly. However, if you're a fan of the genre, then this does have a few things to recommend it.

The good:
If you enjoyed the Newgrounds era of PC gaming, you'll certainly feel right at home.
The game starts off easy and slowly ramps up the challenges.
Game mechanics get switched up fairly regularly.
There's multiplayer (which I didn't try, but might be interesting).
Trial and error isn't too punishing.

The meh:
The aesthetic is definitely an acquired taste.
I used a controller, and I think controls were less precise than they needed to be.
On the surface, the gameplay looks cool. But I honestly just wasn't having fun *doing* it.

The verdict:
If you're into early 2000s Internet gaming culture, precision platformers and sophmoric humor, give it a try. But wait for a sale, because $15 is a bit steep.