It's more of a mashup of Ruby, Lua, and JS to my eyes, and its syntax makes some mistakes at first glance that any C-inspired language shouldn't be making these

It's more of a mashup of Ruby, Lua, and JS to my eyes, and its syntax makes some mistakes at first glance that any C-inspired language shouldn't be making these days, such as the "dangling else". It looks like it could really do with Go- and Python-style namespacing of imports. Yeah, I'm not seeing anything super compelling here beyond what, say, Lua can do, but I'm willing to be proven wrong.