Detto Man is a neat little game with tricky physics. The mechanics are simple, but figuring out how to progress can be confusing at first. Some of the puzzles involve wonky physics that make things a bit frustrating. Still, it’s satisfying when things finally click into place.
Playing Detto Man without good gear can be annoying. Focus on the basic loadouts to avoid wasting time. There’s no need for flashy equipment early on, just upgrade what you have. It’s better to keep it simple and learn the game’s quirks.
One secret I found is to experiment with movement. Sometimes a slight angle helps you bypass tricky parts. Also, don’t ignore the small collectibles—they give useful upgrades. Trust me, sticking to a routine keeps you ahead, especially when things get annoying.
The story is straightforward. Follow the key objectives, but don’t rush. Some parts are weirdly designed, making progression frustrating. If you stick with it, the ending makes sense, though it’s not exactly mind-blowing. Just a typical tale wrapped in wonky physics and a lot of retrying.
