Playing Cat versus Kripotians feels like a test of patience. The controls can be wonky, physics seem a bit off. It’s not exactly smooth sailing, but there is something oddly addictive about it. Gets annoying fast, but I keep coming back.
The gameplay has neat ideas but tricky execution. The physics feel wonky sometimes, making it hard to predict what will happen. Learning the ropes is simple enough, but mastering the mechanics takes a while. It’s mostly about figuring out which moves work best, even if they seem a bit off.
There isn’t much variety in builds. Playing around with different characters doesn’t change the core gameplay much. Most players stick with what works, which usually means a mix of speed and durability. The game doesn’t really push you toward complex setups but experimenting can be fun sometimes.
Here’s a secret: dodging at the right moment saves you more health than blocking. Stockpile your power-ups early, even if it seems pointless. The more you play, the better you understand the wonky physics, which makes quick progress less frustrating. Stick to small missions for fast gains.
The story unfolds through a series of tricky levels full of surprises. It’s not overly complex but enough to keep you interested. The ending is somewhat anticlimactic, but the journey will test your patience. Overall, it’s a grind with some fun bits, if you don’t mind the rough edges.
