Free PS5 upgrade if you get the PS4 version. 14gb download. Able to get double PSN trophies.This game feels like it have unfinished user created levels from games like 'Little big planet' and 'Dreams'. Or at the very least a rushed movie licensed game3D Platforming feels like it's from the N64 eraTwo button gameplay: switch costume and action button.You use action moves to traverse world by using costumes which you have to constantly switch. Switching animations are slow and not fluid making the flow of gameplay drag especially in later levels where you have to change costumes constantly.I don't get why there isn't a jump button on all costumes by default. Some attack based costumes don't even let you jump over small gaps, you must switch to a jumping costume to jump over the small gap and switch back. It's like using HMs in early Pokemon games, but have to use them all the time. If you lose all costumes that can jump, might as well restart the level.There are 80 costumes to collect. Most of them are clones of each other and only look different.You collect baland statues like Stars in Mario games to advance/unlock new levels. Some statues require you to do a perfect quick time event (QTE) in a stage which you have to match up Baland's shadow. If you mess up, you must replay the level to try again. Also some stages require you to have costumes from other stages to get the statues. You can only hold 3 costumes, if you lose a life you lose a costume. If you have the costume required to get the statue but lose it; you must exit out, go to level that have the costume to unlock the statue, finish that level, then go back to the stage that have the statue you wish to unlock.There are statue gates to unlock to levels/worldsLevels are not creative and linear for the most part. You don't get a sense of satisfaction when completing a puzzle. Sometimes you know how to get a statue, but the controls and/or no access to costume get in the way. You don't even get guaranteed statue at the end of the level.You collect crystals in levels which you feed to Tims (obese baby birds?) in the hub world. As you feed them they'll build a tower in the center. Feeding them is not instantaneous like feeding lumas in Mario Galaxy for example. You have to toss specific colored crystals in specific areas and wait for these Tims to eat it, which takes forever. At times they don't even eat the crystal. If you let the crystals lay around the hub world for too long it'll disappear and you don't get credit back, so you have to collect them before that happens, which makes no sense.In-game visuals are really bad and looks like an n64 game with remastered graphics. NPCs have no emotion/facial expression and just stare into space while dancing at timesOnly thing good are the CG cutscenes and music. It's like they spend most of their budget on them and not the gameplay/level themselvesAwful game. Did no one in the quality control team speak up? It's like the developers of this game are stuck in the past, just like the developer of Shenmue 3