Jettomero isn’t terribly difficult and, if the art style grabs you, the lack of complex game play may be refreshing. The backstory of the protagonist is worth discovering, and the argument could be made that the point here isn’t so much to be challenged as it is to just be Jettomero, and see the world through the eyes of a humongous, well-meaning sentient robot who wants to help but keeps accidentally stepping on things.

A game to consider, therefore, only if you are looking for a short trip to a colorful galaxy, lulled by the relaxing melodies of the Canadian composer.

Jettomero is a very beautiful game. It has some good and original ideas but they are not fully developed. The gameplay is superficial and repetitive, and the duration is too short.