Honestly, Gakkul 2 feels like a mess. The controls are wonky, and the physics make little sense sometimes. Still, I keep playing because it’s oddly addictive. It’s not perfect, but that makes it kind of fun in a weird way.
The gameplay is tricky at first. The neat part is how the physics can surprise you. Sometimes it feels like nothing works right, but that’s part of the charm. Expect a lot of trial and error as you go along.
Playing Gakkul 2 without wasting time means experimenting with different loadouts. Some characters are better for certain levels. It’s all about finding what works, even if the game doesn’t tell you explicitly.
One secret is to focus on certain skills early. Don’t bother with everything at once. Sometimes sneaking past enemies is better than fighting. It’s annoying but effective. Play smart, and you’ll level faster.
The story is pretty straightforward but gets complicated with weird twists. The ending leaves you with more questions than answers. Watching everything unfold is a slow process, but it’s worth it if you stick with it.
