Ynglet

The result is a highly creative experience that emphasizes movement, rhythm, and exploration while presenting one of the most distinctive gameplay concepts in modern indie gaming.

An expanded dynamic music system deftly knits in musical elements with the art pulsing to the beat as the player moves around—when the player rides a train line, enters certain bubbles, sits still in a bubble creating a checkpoint, dashes, or bounces, the sound effects are woven in to make the actions a part of the music.

The visuals and sounds of the strange world have been further enhanced.

The game offers quality-of-life improvements with menu options for difficulty, accessibility, save slots, sound, etc.

This all seems rather fitting for the plot and characters of the game.

It recommends a controller, but the mouse works great for aiming around your jellyfish-amoeba thing.