It’s one of those games you pick up and can’t put down for too long. The controls feel a bit wonky sometimes, like physics are fighting you. It’s a pile of simple tasks that somehow gets addictive even when it shouldn’t be. Honestly, it’s tiring but you keep coming back.
Game Station is a neat mix of tricky puzzles and basic shooting. The physics can be wonky, making some parts frustrating. The game isn’t complex but staying alert is key. It’s straightforward but has some surprises. Be prepared to learn as you go, and don’t get annoyed by the confusing bits.
Playing Game Station casually works fine. But if you want to get ahead, picking the right loadouts matters. Pro players favor speedy weapons with decent range. Balancing your gear can be tricky but helps you progress faster. Don’t ignore small upgrades, they add up over time.
Hidden tip—try combining certain items early. It speeds things up. Staying patient during tricky parts helps. Focusing on quick kills boosts your score. Sometimes, the little shortcuts save a lot of trouble. Keep experimenting, you’ll find some annoying tricks that work.
The story is a bit predictable but has some nice twists. Progression opens up over time, revealing more about the game's world. The ending is satisfactory but not mind-blowing. It’s a gameplay-focused game, so the story feels secondary. Still, seeing it through keeps you hooked.
