If you were a fan of HoloMyth between the years 2020 and 2021, then you'll get a lot out of this game. It includes a lot of references both in the environments and dialogue for fans of Myth, to the point where this feels like a time capsule of that early time frame. The dialogue between Amelia and Gura is on point, and really does feel like the banter they'd have during their streams. I almost feel nostalgic playing this, and it makes me happy to play it.
For people who are fans of Hololive, but not particularly of Myth, you might get a kick out of it, if only to get a feeling of what early Hololive English felt like.
For people who don't even know what Hololive is, then this is a harder sell. For 8 dollars you'll get about 2~ hours of platforming challenges with pretty tight controls. Gura's run speed feels a little sluggish, especially with how far her dive takes her in comparison, but the platforming challenges (especially some in the later levels) are balanced around her current kit, so it works well enough.
Outside of platforming, I loved fighting the bosses. Furi was cited as an inspiration in the credits, and I can see it. Outside of the first two, each of them has their own gimmicks you have to work around, which keeps them feeling fresh and fun. However, most of them feel a little too easy. Only the last boss gave any real challenge, and I wish there was a harder mode to maybe mix up the boss movesets and really test your reflexes.
There are light exploration elements to the maps, since there are hidden hats you can find for Gura, but most of them are very easy to find with only a few exceptions. I would have liked it if some of the hats were hidden behind optional hard platforming puzzles, but what's there is nice enough.
I only encountered one bug when playing, but a quick restart is all it took to fix it, and since the checkpoints are VERY generous, I lost maybe 30 seconds of progress. Oh, there was also an annoying bug later on where the camera would mess up every time I entered a vehicle, but fortunately I could work around it, but it's worth keeping in mind.
For 8 dollars, it's a no brainer for fans of Hololive, I'd definitely recommend it. It's better than most of the HoloIndie stuff, but I know that's not say a lot. If you're not a fan, I'd still recommend it if you're into platformers with goofy characters and dialogue, and some fun bosses to fight as well.
