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❤ Unique and Challenging Movement System

The game challenges players to dexterously coordinate the independent movement of the protagonist's arms and hands using the left and right thumbsticks. This core control scheme takes time to master, as players must push, pull, and clamber through physically-simulated zero-gravity environments. The game offers three distinct control modes to accommodate players of varying skill levels. The "Assisted" mode automatically moves the character's legs, while the "Classic" and most challenging "Newtonian" modes require players to manually propel themselves using the laws of physics. Reviewers consistently praise this control system, noting that while initially frustrating, it feels intentional and rewarding once players get a handle on the nuanced movements.

❤ Physically-Simulated Environments

The game places a strong emphasis on realistic physics simulations, with the character's limbs and the surrounding space station modules reacting believably to the zero-gravity conditions. This creates a sense of unpredictability, as players must account for the unpredictable behaviors of their environment. Reviewers highlight how this leads to frequent, humorous moments, such as accidentally spinning out of control, knocking over equipment, or even launching themselves out of airlocks. The physically-grounded approach also informs the game's puzzle-solving challenges, which task players with carefully maneuvering to assemble telescopes, maintain solar arrays, and overcome other microgravity obstacles.

❤ Co-op Chaos and Collaboration

The game's local co-op mode is a particular highlight, with reviewers recounting countless stories of chaotic, yet rewarding, shared experiences. The shared control of the protagonist's limbs leads to a hilarious dynamic, as players must coordinate their movements to avoid inadvertently sabotaging each other. Reviewers describe frantically trying to save a drifting partner or accidentally launching them into the void. While the game does not currently support online play, the Steam Remote Play Together feature allows for remote co-op sessions, though some reviewers express a desire for true online multiplayer in the future.

❤ Rewarding Progression and Replayability

Despite its relatively short campaign of around 7 levels, the game is praised for its replayability. The various control mode difficulties and optional challenges within each level provide opportunities for players to revisit the content and hone their skills. Reviewers highlight the sense of accomplishment that comes from mastering the game's challenging controls and successfully navigating the physically-simulated environments, with the incremental progression of the levels creating a satisfying learning curve. While some wish for more content, the overall consensus is that the game's unique gameplay loop and the joy of overcoming its challenges make it well worth the investment, especially when played with friends.