Having played through the first ten levels, I can honestly say this game presents itself extremely well, and each level is a joy to explore and solve. However, as many have said, the controls are clunky and it is difficult to pull off what you want to do with ease. With how the levels are laid out, a little targeting forgiveness with the hook would be very welcome, as well as an indicator for where enemies will land once hooked. Not only that, but the option for a static analog pad (as opposed to one which centers itself where your thumb is planted) is something I personally prefer. I've taken damage several times because Red Hook wasn't moving the way I expected her to. Speaking of movement, Red Hook does not need to be allowed to slide so freely while pushing statues; a temporary dead zone perpendicular to the push direction would ameliorate this. Though I complain about the controls, don't let them deter you from purchasing this game. I got it for free, and I wish I had paid money.