Honestly, I didn't expect much, but here I am still thinking about that game. The whole thing feels kind of wonky, like physics don't quite work right. Sometimes you just get stuck in place. It's not terrible, but it can be annoying. Still, there's something about it that keeps you coming back.
Galactic Rhyme has a neat idea at its core. The gameplay involves tricky puzzles that mess with your head a bit. Sometimes the physics feel wonky, almost like they were thrown together last minute. It's simple enough for new players but has small hidden layers that make it interesting.
There's no real perfect build, but mixing certain upgrades seems to help. Some players swear by focusing on speed and accuracy. Experimenting with different combinations can make a noticeable difference, even if it feels a little unnecessary at times. Just don't get too addicted to tinkering.
One secret I found is to keep moving constantly. Standing still makes everything more annoying. Also, try to gather resources early; it saves a lot of frustration later. Don't waste time on unnecessary side quests. Focus on the core objectives and you'll level up faster.
The story is pretty straightforward but gets strange at the end. You follow a series of puzzles and boss fights. Sometimes the game throws a fit and crashes, which ruins the mood. Once you reach the ending, you'll see the story wraps up but leaves some questions. Overall, it's a mixed bag of fun and frustration.
