Played this on PC to 100% comletion and managed to snag it on here during the last sale. The is thoroughly relaxing with a soft cartoony artstyle and chill ambient soundtrack. I HIGHLY recommend this for it's simple, yet clever, level design and open structure. The game is very much an "at your own pace" ordeal with lots of fun little interactions with various npcs and some vehicles to shake up the gameplay. The controls can feel a bit floaty, and they may take a bit of getting used to, but you have a lot of movement options and can eventually master it to the point of scaling entire towers (which makes you feel like you're kinda cheating). The story is also a surprisingly melancholy look at the emptyness felt amongst children's hospital patients, especially considering this was partly inspired by the Valley Children's Hospital, though I do feel it handles these tastefully and in a way children can understand without being talked down to.
9/10 Highly recommend!
STEAM HAMM3R
★★★★★5/5Xbox
Hidden gem, a blast to play
Easy to control, you could spaz out on the controller and be sky high in the air. Anyone would have fun playing this. Best for kids but adults would love it too. Worth your full dolla, check it out
Charity Diary
★★★★★5/5Xbox
Chill Collect-a-thon
Similar to Banjo-Kazooie. Simple and forgiving fun, yet not so easy that it bored this adult gamer. Recommended for adult fans of Mario or Banjo, or children.
at0micp4nc4ke
★★★★★5/5Xbox
Trippy giraffe platformer for Adults or Kids
Trippy and weird like this type of game should be. Fun and forgiving. Has all the current gen touches: Wall grab, double jump. Wall rebound, 60fps. Very clean on the eyes while still fun and fantastical. Reccomend at any price.
JoJch is BetteR
★★★★★5/5Xbox
Great giraffe game
I enjoyed this game a lot from the story line, the levels, and the playability. The story line is great, you play as a giraffe and have to reunite the castle. The levels are extremely fun and have a great mix with the controls. The controls are really fluid and it never feels overwhelming while not being too simplistic. If you love old late 90s and early 00s platformers, this game is for you.