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As Dewy makes it through the world, he must save his friends from the oppressive Dark Water that holds them prisoner. He does this simply by gliding over them, and restoring them to a pristine state. Much like in Elebits, at the end of each level, players are giving a letter grade based on how many little buddies were freed as well as how long it took players to work their way through the levels. In fact, Dewy's Adventure bears more in common with Elebits than we could have previously assumed. The game even features a similar level creator and photo-taking option to Elebits, although just how either of them works in the game is yet to be divulged. We did find out that these user-created levels will be playable by up to four people in some sort of multiplayer mode, although it was unclear exactly how this would work in the game. Konami reps confirmed that both your photos and edited levels can be shared with other players via WiiConnect24, which is most definitely a welcome addition.

Actually, in a vague, indefinable way, Dewy is somehow reminiscent of PS1 classic Klonoa. Maybe it’s the music, which seems hyperactively sugary in places but demonstrates unexpected sophistication and subtlety in others. Or perhaps it’s the fact that the game gives you all your controller functions and powers right from the start and then spends the rest of the game putting them to use in new and interesting ways. Whatever the case, it’s not an unwelcome association, and it gives us hope that this cutesy but creative adventure will turn out to be just as memorable. It’s already looking pleasantly polished — far more so than its big brother Elebits was — so Wii owners holding out for something truly original can look forward to Dewy’s fall release date with confidence.

After looking at the images and videos, I can't really see this game in any other graphical style. And it's from the same studio that created Elebits, but it does look like it will be fun.