Ministry of Broadcast

Kind of a blend of "normal" and cinematic platformers. The main character is definitely more immediately-responsive to your control inputs than a true cinematic platformer, you don't have to watch a cutscene every time you turn around. But the game is generally a bit slower paced and more methodical, and there's an emphasis on puzzles and puzzle-platforming, so you have to be patient with it sometimes. I will also admit, the story and characters didn't really draw me in the way I imagine they were supposed to. But between the gameplay and the exquisite visual style, the pros definitely outweighed the cons.