Good Show! EA finally done something right to deliver a fresh, new experience to odd genre, puzzle platforming.
Gameplay - Those who are familiar with the legendary Super Mario mechanics should feel right at home with Hatsworth. And it clearly shows how EA has taken ideas from Mario. Our basic platform, Hatsworth can change to his younger, more stronger self (just like a Mario's mushrooms), you have your wall jumps, and in Hatsworth, we have "Twomp-like" monsters out to..twomp you. Although with every monster you kill, their "soul" is taken over to the Puzzle World, like a graveyard. If you don't get rid of it in time, the monster's soul will haunt you again. So, you are constantly moving back and forth, real world to Puzzle World fending off enemies.
Graphics - You're simple plat former with simple sprite animations. Very well done, very vibrant, and you will see a lot from world to world. Whether it's a graveyard, or land in the skies, visuals are well done and noticeable.
Music - Music is almost flawless. Original soundtrack with a mix of an electric guitar and some European Classics. Definitely something to look forward to.
Flaws - It's just too hard. Almost as if we are living in Super Mario World, these levels are hard! One level in Hatsworth and generally be three levels in The New Super Mario Bros. Checkpoints are spread out. Bosses at the end of each world can be tedious. So, have a seat, ready your hands, and have your thinking cap on, because this is tough
Conclusion - Definitely something to check out, Hatsworth is an exciting puzzle plat former that stand out from others. Difficulty can be tough at times, but because of the charming characters, beautiful visuals, amazing music, and a compelling story to it, you will come back for more, and have a go at that tough level.