I paid about $0.09 for this, so technically I didn't get this for free. Still, I am looking at this from the lens of having only paid pennies for it. Now with that said...it's fine. It took me a while to actually get the hang of the controls in what I was supposed to do to perform certain jumps, and even then I'm not good at it. The game is more casual than you may expect, though. You can technically skip levels if you're really stuck, and there is a level select that unlocks as you progress so you can always go back and refine your runs.

There are certainly worse ways to spend a dollar; and, for what it is worth, this game has achievements, trading cards, and generally runs pretty well. I mean, there's not too much complexity or outright unfairness going on here. I do think this game might have stuck the landing more if it had focused on one system or the other, and I would push towards the pogoing Pongoing. It's fine, but I feel like the FPS part almost sort of distracts from what could have been a game focused on the movement. I mean, hey, the pogo stick that is also a gun is certainly unique and the shooting and dodging enemies is fun enough. Still, I think if this had purely been a jumping game, then there could have been focus on more variety in the level design, maybe some mechanics introducing wall jumping, etc etc.

At any rate, I had a decent time in the isles of Flubber, which is a crazy statement given that there is lore apparently and that is what this place is called but I digress... Like I said earlier, I didn't pay much for this game, and I feel like I got my money's worth and a bit more. It's a reasonable asking price, but if you see it on sale all the better. I recommend hopping into this game, if that's something of interest to you.