Sure xD Well, it's a spiritual successor to Jet Set Radio (primarily) and Mirror's Edge (loosely, mostly just cuz you can play it in first-person). It's certainly a unique game that improves the JSR formula by giving players a colorful and well designed vertical open world (divided into two open areas, two enclosed ones, and one more linear area that's like a "final dungeon"). The gameplay is very fluid, enjoyable, and accessible, tho it isn't that easy to master. also, the story is awful and the characters are all poorly written, but the universe the developers built sure is interesting and the game itself is just pure fun. It does have its problems, mostly with how multiplayer is handled, but it's definitely worth the price for anyone who's looking for a non-violent game that's not concerned with self-pandering its own "innovation" (I'm looking at you, Yonder).