Here's a neat game. It's kind of a puzzle platformer, but in order to do what it does, it's very serious on execution - there is a mastery expected of each level you go through. Expect to be challenged! What you get, though, is a game that teaches a very special kind of skill - the skill of how to go on autopilot with one hand/wizard while focusing on the other, and quickly switching your focus between the two. It really is the ambidexterity that the game's marketing is all about, and it's impressive to see this idea carried out so well.

If you're looking for something you've never seen before, this is certainly worth the eight dollar price. I haven't beaten the game, but the game does have an accessibility option which allows you to make the time limits in each level longer. This makes the execution required in each stage more forgiving, and I'll consider it if I'm in the mood to play again.