The game is pretty neat but tricky at times. The physics feel wonky, especially when trying to navigate tight spots. It’s a bit frustrating how some mechanics don’t work as they should. Still, the core idea is solid, and the basic controls are straightforward enough to pick up fast.
Playing without overthinking the build works best. Use simple loadouts, stick to what you’re comfortable with, and don’t bother changing too often. The game doesn’t really punish experimentation, but some setups just feel more reliable than others. It’s about balancing what works best for you, not the meta.
If you want to level up quick, focus on completing small side tasks first. There’s a secret spot in the last level that gives easy XP, but you have to find it. Don’t waste too much time on optional stuff if you’re aiming for fast progress. The game’s grind can be a pain but knowing a few tricks helps.
The story is straightforward but gets confusing halfway through. You start with simple missions, then it branches out. The ending feels rushed, but it wraps up most plot points. Overall, it’s not a deep story, but it’s enough to keep you interested to see how it finishes.
