Bad controls, bad graphics, bad storyline. Just plain bad.
The dialogue was close to being an anime meets chronicles of narnia with the same 'ol do-good attitude of the hero whose main priority is to tell kids to "Be cool, stay in school". I mean, come on, I get it. You want to save the world with a mindless button mashing, except there's really not even that many buttons to press. The controls are EXTREMELY limited. You're having to jump or crawl across cataclysms pretty much the entire game. The only time you're able to wield the one and only sword is against the same black guey-blob of a bad guy.
Ok, I would rather play Tomb Raider with its old-fashioned gameplay mechanics than this game. Mainly, b/c you almost get the feeling that the developers copied off some of Tomb Raiders level design and character movements, but only to the extent that a 10 year old child would appreciate. The only reason I'm not giving it a 5 is b/c the main boss battle had its own unique style.
When it's all said and done, the graphics aren't anything to rave about, the controls are sticky, the campaign is short, and the plot is boring. Not even worth renting in my book.