Honestly, sometimes it feels like the game is just messing with you. The controls are weird, and actions don’t always do what you expect. You get stuck in awkward spots, and the physics can be totally wonky. But yeah, it’s addictive in a frustrating way.
Kaido’s gameplay is pretty neat once you get the hang of it. Tricky moves and dodges are part of the fun. Watch out for wonky physics when jumping or attacking. The game doesn’t hold your hand, so experimenting is key. It can get confusing fast but entertaining enough.
Kaido works best with some tricky gear setups. Focus on boosting attack power and survivability. It’s mostly about balancing offense and defense. No need for flashy tricks, just good gear, and solid positioning. Playing smart beats overpowered setups every time.
One secret is to memorize enemy spawn points. It saves time and keeps you ahead. Also, using certain combos can drain enemies faster. Don’t ignore small upgrades; they add up quickly. And try to avoid overcommitting; a quick retreat saves lives.
The story gradually unfolds as you explore different zones. The pacing feels slow at first but picks up. You encounter various enemies and bosses, each more annoying than the last. The ending is satisfying but makes you wish it was less grindy overall. Just keep pushing and don’t get too annoyed.
