Pinobee would even mention collecting some of the objects in his diary entries. Level design honestly left a lot to be desired, with the collecting of various objects taking up the bulk of the levels themselves rather than getting from point A to point B. The game had multiple endings, and if you wanted to you could breeze through it very quickly.
The collection aspect was interesting to say the least. It really was one the most appealing features of the game, plus Pinobee's head would get huge for no reason when you ran out of dashes. Air dashing was very important for getting around levels and finding collectibles, and you would earn more dashes as you progressed through the game.
Pinobee could walk and jump to defeat enemies as is typical of the genre, but he also could utilize air dashing to get around levels faster. It's an overall simple platformer with a varied and plenty assortment of collectibles and a relatively unique movement system.
The overall gameplay is surprisingly solid for a launch title released over a decade ago.
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