It's a 3d puzzle game that is lacking both in the 3d aspect (barely any verticality, uninspired environments, frankly unpleasant movement, the actual gameplay is too rigid) and good puzzle game design (most of your time is probably gonna be executing the solutions, but if you make a mistake, the only option is often to restart the whole level, it doesn't really use the core mechanic all that creatively [if the mechanic *can* be used creatively to begin with]).
Also, the whole game lasts less than 4 hours.
You really would have a much better time with the other entries in the genre.
The sequel is promising to fix some of those issues and I'm somewhat optimistic, but we'll have to wait and see.

It's a cool concept, and it has really good colorblind support, but it has one major flaw that makes the game completely insufferable: you can't undo mistakes. Do a single thing wrong, and you have to start the level over from the start. Most levels are not short either. Trying to solve the puzzles is an exercise in tedium; you'll spend more time re-doing stuff you've already done than making more attempts to solve the part you're actually at.