Another game that eats up your time and then gives you headaches. The controls are weird and confusing. You think you can just press stuff and win, but no. It is annoyingly addictive. You keep trying to beat your last score because it feels impossible but fun enough to spam more buttons.
Playing Honey Bear is a neat mix of tricky maneuvers and wonky physics. The game isn't straightforward, so expect some frustrating moments. The mechanics are simple but can get confusing fast. Beware of the subtle bugs that make some tasks extra annoying. It’s not complicated, but it feels off sometimes.
If you want to go pro, stick to the basic loadouts. No need to waste time with fancy combinations. Sometimes, just plain setups work better because the game’s balancing is wonky. It’s all about finding the least annoying setup and sticking with it during longer runs.
Here is a secret: timing your jumps really well can save you a lot of trouble. Focus on the moment just before the physics get wonky. That trick alone can keep you alive longer. Honestly, don’t ignore minor upgrades because they can be surprisingly effective in tight spots.
The story is short and a bit confusing, but it boils down to surviving as long as possible. You go through a series of levels that get more annoying with each step. The ending is a letdown but finishing it gives a strange sense of accomplishment. It’s not deep, just frustrating fun with a weird ending.
