Sometimes it feels like grabbing this game was a mistake. The controls are odd, and the graphics make everything look weird. Yet, there's an addicting pull that makes you want to keep going. It is frustrating but fun in a weird way.
Fuuta 2 has neat mechanics but can get tricky fast. The physics are wonky, and sometimes you end up doing something totally unexpected. It’s not perfect, but exploring it all is oddly satisfying.
Builds matter but aren’t straightforward. Picking the right loadout can make a difference, though some options feel pointless. It’s mostly trial and error, with no real obvious guide for what works best.
One secret is to focus on side tasks—they give more XP than the main story sometimes. Don’t waste time on easy fights; save your energy for the tougher ones. It’s a grind, but it pays off if you cheat a little.
The story is long and pretty straightforward but filled with lots of confusing parts. The ending feels mixed, like it was rushed. If you stick with it, you’ll see everything unfold, but it’s not something you won’t forget easily.
