Our objects are actually much closer to functional records than to conventional objects. I'd recommend reading our most recent paper. Hold your knee jerkin' for another language!
Its nice that the syntax is simpler than in C-based languages, but its still OOP and you motivate people to think in OOP ways. I had some bad experiences with OOP. Most prominent is, that i spend more time with assorting functions and classes than with writing stuff and that i often lost view for the important implementation details. Your language is good for functional and OOP programming, but like Scala, its maybe not a good idea to give the developer a choice.