Baby's first precision platformer, take two. Level design is better than the previous game, 10 Seconds to Win!, but otherwise it's cut from the exact same cloth as the rest of Vergiu's games: Horrendously easy and finished to completion with an hour, with oodles of achievements for every little thing you do.

This isn't a *bad* game per se, just that it feels like a small slice out of something much greater, offered for pennies and catering to the achievement hunter audience.

Baby's first precision platformer, take two. Level design is better than the previous game, 10 Seconds to Win!, but otherwise it's cut from the exact same cloth as the rest of Vergiu's games: Horrendously easy and finished to completion with an hour, with oodles of achievements for every little thing you do. This isn't a *bad* game per se, just that it feels like a small slice out of something much greater, offered for pennies and catering to the achievement hunter audience.