Has a certain charm, and it is nice in the first few levels.
I stopped at level 36 or something, because there was nothing that made me want to continue.

Story started interesting and mysterious, but got boring and monotonous.
Puzzles were not really difficult, even as the game progressed.
Waiting on moving things to continue in a level was tedious.

My recommendation: if you see it for a couple of bucks, play it for the first (maybe) ten levels, then leave it be.

At $10 or less, this game might be worth playing. At $265, absolutely not. This game has a lot of cute ideas and fun interactions that are constantly undermined by the core mechanics and the implementation. Janky inconsistent platforming, weirdly hard to read environment, and a middle section that goes on too long. Also, instead of having multiiple possible solutions and fun environment interactions that can be discovered, the game railroads you through every level, depriving you of any joy of exploration.

Disorientation Warning: in some scenes, the camera movement (especially when the camera is pulled off of you to "show you something" without any warning,) caused me to get a queasy. Not quite to the level of motion sickness, but still not great.