Played this for a bit. It’s the kind of game that feels like it might keep you hooked longer than you should. The match mechanics are slightly wonky, and the physics can be tricky to predict. Sometimes it just feels off, but it's addictive enough to keep trying.
This game is neat but tricky at times. The rules are simple, but the physics can be wonky. You match bones and clear levels, sometimes with odd timing. It’s not too complex but catching on takes a few tries. The mechanics are straightforward, yet the feel is slightly off sometimes which keeps it interesting.
Most plays involve balancing your characters and their gear. Focus on what boosts your bone matching power and speed. No deep strategy needed to start, but layering loadouts can help you go farther. It’s mostly about experiment and see what combos work best after a few tries. The game has no real "best" setup, just what feels right.
Always watch for power-up timing, especially near the end of levels. A secret is to save a couple of moves for tricky spots. Don’t rush through, take your time, and try to set up big matches in advance. This way, you get more points without extra effort. It’s simple, but doing it consistently makes a difference.
The game takes you through several stages with increasingly difficult levels. The story unfolds slowly, mostly background noise. You match and clear stages until reaching the ending, which is mostly a fade-out with minimal fanfare. There’s nothing grand, just grinding through levels until it’s over.
