Feeling tired, but craving something to kill time? Nikosan Quest is that game you keep going back to despite its wonky physics and annoying grind. It’s not pretty, not perfect, but strangely addictive. You start out thinking it will be quick, then suddenly hours pass.
The gameplay is pretty neat, with simple controls and trickier puzzles. The physics can be wonky sometimes, making jumps and combos frustrating. It’s easy to pick up but hard to master. Basic enemies, some loot, and a weirdly charming world that makes you keep trying one more time.
Playing around with different gear matter, but no loadout really makes it easier. Focus on balancing attack speed and health because dodging is wonky. Some players swear by certain weapons, but honestly, it’s mostly about timing. The more you experiment, the less annoying it gets.
Don’t ignore the hidden areas. There’s often good loot behind walls or obstruction points. Save often, because the physics can glitch out unexpectedly. The right combo can make battles less frustrating, so pick weapons that suit your playstyle and stick with them.
The story is mostly just fillers and fetch quests. The ending feels rushed and random. You explore weird zones, fight some bosses, then it’s over. Not much depth, but finishing the game feels like an achievement after all the frustration.
