Although it's more of an extension of The Day Before in many areas, the experience has been improved notably for the devs to unlock its further potential. Granted, while its result is of a jagged, simplistic 3D platformer, it's been worked with care enough to give some charm for the main character and world build.

Waking up as a sole, operating robot in a (literally) shutdown society, it's up to the player to find a way to bring power back again. There are some story unfolding along with an environmental message to be revealed, along with collectables for explorers to find (the levels are small, so it's easy).

Otherwise, I find the freshness wearing off after a few levels because your limited moves are getting repetitive and the various obstacles don't make enough for challenge. But I guess that works for young audiences at some point...

8€ is something I deem overpriced for its content value but hey, I appreciate that they gave it for free at one time.