Ever feel like games just drain your energy? Pest Control is one of those. Simple idea. Harder than it looks. Frustrating at times, but oddly addictive. You spend hours shooting pests knowing it’s pointless. Just one more round makes you forget how tired you are.
The gameplay is neat but tricky. Pests come from all directions. The physics can be wonky, making hits feel off. It’s a straightforward setup, but keeping track of pests is harder than it seems. Learning when to move and shoot is key to surviving longer.
Going solo works, but some loadouts make it easier. Prioritize speed and accuracy. Avoid overcomplicating your build with unnecessary upgrades. Watching more experienced players, I noticed they focus on quick reloads and better targeting, which feels kind of obvious but is vital in high-level play.
Here’s a secret. Use the environment to your advantage. Corners are your friends. Don’t just spray aimlessly. Focus on tight, predictable bursts. It’s annoying how slow the reloads are sometimes. Patience is key when the pests keep coming.
The game doesn’t have a real story, just endless pest waves. You keep shooting until you run out of ammo or give up. The ending is basically a game over screen with no real conclusion. It’s repetitive but somehow keeps you playing longer than you meant to.
