It's like a less interesting version of Time Fcuk with all the funny ripped out and replaced with needless ambiguity. 
 
The last part also reminds me of VVVVVV, but that's not really important right now.
 
The only real difference between them is that the puzzle mechanics stay interesting and the characters you want to know more about don't disappear half way through. You also feel some sense of completion upon seeing the ending as opposed to staring at a credits screen and wondering why the game just glitched out and decided to make one of the easiest puzzles in the game the final boss. I mean it has the simplistic art style, the puzzle platforming, the grim comedy except none of the cool deaths in the beginning of LImbo are found at the end.
 
Man, it has everything. And an online level editor.
 
And it isn't fifteen dollars. So that's good.

I did love the weird music of Time Fcuk.

I know this sounds weird but it kinda makes me think of an Ico-Silent Hill crossover.

You sure can hold a hate boner.