Sometimes I wonder why I keep playing this. It’s just a puzzle, right? But then you get stuck, and it’s a real headache. The pieces are annoying, and the physics are wonky. Still, I keep coming back for some reason. Maybe it’s the addiction. Or the frustration.
This game is a neat little puzzle affair. The pieces are tricky to fit, and the physics sometimes seem off. You’ll mess up more than once. It’s simple to start but gets tricky fast. Patience helps here, but don’t expect perfection. It’s a decent test for your focus.
Playing without certain accessories is less frustrating. Having the right pieces ready speeds things up. Some players swear by particular setups, but honestly, it’s about patience and persistence. Ignore the flashy stuff; just focus on assembling the puzzle piece by piece.
Secret tip: use the edges first. It sounds simple, but it works. You’ll save time and avoid messing with tricky middle pieces. Keep your workspace organized. That tiny bit of order can make a big difference when the pieces start piling up.
It’s a straightforward story. You follow Pattie and the water god’s anger. Puzzle pieces tell the tale. When you finally complete it, the ending feels almost worth the headache. Still, it’s a long road, and it drags sometimes. Nothing fancy, just a lot of dragging pieces around.
