Honestly, this game feels like it was thrown together in a rush. The graphics are simple, and the mechanics are a bit wonky. Still, it has that addictive pull that keeps you clicking even when you’re tired. Prepare for some frustrating moments, but you keep coming back anyway.
This game is a neat mix of merging blocks and defending your base. The tricky part is managing the physics which can get wonky sometimes. It’s not complicated but definitely enough to keep you trying to optimize your defenses for longer. A bit confusing at first but gets easier once you get the hang of it.
Playing without a clue is annoying. Better builds involve stacking the right blocks in specific formations. Most pro players have favorite loadouts, but honestly, trial and error works best. Don’t expect anything fancy, just keep experimenting until it feels right.
If you want to level up quicker, focus on merging small groups first. A little secret, if you keep upgrading the same block type, it gets stronger faster. Sometimes over-merging can be counterproductive, so pace yourself. Patience pays off, even if it's boring.
The game’s story is simple, with a few levels to clear. You start defending and merging blocks, gradually fighting off waves. The ending is straightforward and doesn’t really surprise you, but reaching it feels like a small victory after hours of effort.
