Ever wonder why this game can get under your skin? It looks simple but somehow keeps pulling you back. The mechanics can be wonky, and controlling the disc takes practice. Honestly, it gets annoying but also strangely addictive after a while.
The gameplay is pretty neat but tricky to master. The physics system is wonky, sometimes throwing discs in weird directions. Learning the controls takes patience, especially since throws feel inconsistent. Still, it's fun to see what crazy shot you'll get next.
Building your character is about balancing speed and power. Some players prefer heavy discs, others go for quick throws. No loadout feels perfect, so experiment. The game requires clever planning, but don't expect many options to matter much if you just mash buttons.
A secret tip: aiming slightly off-center can sometimes throw off your opponent easily. Keep an eye on the physics quirks — exploiting wonky bounces can be deadly. Be patient, and the game might just start rewarding your attempts.
The story mode is straightforward but feels like filler. The ending doesn't offer much closure, just a few extra rounds. Watching the credits is pointless. Overall, the game is more about quick fun than a deep narrative experience.
