Let's get one thing out of the way: the landscape is absolutely stunning. The visuals felt very cohesive and immersive and it was a kind of breath of fresh air.
However, where the game stops dead for me is the sound design. Moving and jumping doesn't feel satisfying when you don't have the footsteps to tell you precisely when you landed. Getting upgrades doesn't feel satisfying because there's no auditory cue that tells me that something spectacular happened. I don't know where to jump next because I don't hear the soundscape of the platforms moving. This game has your eyes immersed so well. You need to complete the package with your ears as well.
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