It's a momentum based platformer, feels really really good when you're flying through the levels. The level design is also quite creative and demanding in many places - I really enjoyed figuring them out. The art and music are great in my eyes, although they may be repetitive to some. The story is something I didn't pay much attention to, and it isn't intrusive at all. So... this game is kinda great, except... there's a LOT of caveats:

• First and foremost, it does not convey its controls and movement mechanics well. Thankfully there are a couple movement tutorials in the Steam guides section by SparQy (thank you!). If you don't mind this, please do yourself a favor and go through those tutorials before getting into the game. You might have to re-watch them to fully learn everything. I'd have been lost without them.
  
• The movement never stops feeling a little janky. It might simply be because there are so many mechanics at work at any given time.
  
• The game can stutter a little bit, even though it doesn't look like that kinda game. Consider tweaking the graphics settings.
  
• The final boss straight up does not belong in the game. It's just a bunch of trial and error that slogs on for too long.
  
• There are bugs. Major bugs. In my own playthrough, after playing for some time, I would always be stuck gliding. This is usually not a problem, but can be incredibly annoying when you need to not glide. Plugging the controller back in fixed that for me. But it reoccurs after some time. A worse bug was my game softlocking at final boss, right before the ending. I had to suffer through that fight again. To top it all off, it reset my save after the ending! I was missing a couple achievements and now I'll have to playthrough the whole game again to have a shot at them :(

If you can overlook all the above, there's some great fun to be had here. Do keep in mind that this is a difficult precision platformer, so set expectations accordingly. If the game had reset my save before I got to the end, this would be a negative review. But I guess I got lucky.