Austin Evenson of Dancing Astronaut praised the extended play, writing calling it Van Dijck's "most insightful form of musical expression yet".

"[8] Your EDM's Peter Rubinstein called the extended play "diverse", saying that the "bold tracks each embody a life and emotion of their own, and combine to form a truly beautiful and spiritual journey.

"[9] Sam Waggoner of Run The Trap described the songs as melodic, 8-bit and bass heavy, stating that "each track showcases his creativity and fearlessness to experiment with different sounds, which typically result is something super fresh and innovative.

"[10] Writing for By The Wavs, Nick Grindrod praised the extended play, calling it a "victory for San Holo" and described it as unique in that it "has a mood where you can dance to the music if you want, or sit back and just enjoy it.

"[11] EDMTunes' Keith Buhler commended the extended play, stating that it is "expertly crafted with lush detuned chords, unique vocal chops, spacious reverberated arps and hip-hop infused beats to create an overall nostalgic yet adventurous tone.