Ever feel like games just drain your energy? Pomni Blast does that, in a weird way. It’s not complicated but can get annoying fast. Sometimes the physics feel wonky, like the game is messing with you. Still, you keep playing because it’s strangely addictive. Just don’t expect too much.
The game’s neat but tricky. It involves quick reflexes and thinking. The physics sometimes glitch or feel off, which can throw you off. Basically, you learn as you go. The controls are simple, but mastering them can be frustrating at first.
Most players stick with basic loadouts, but experimenting helps. Some setups give better speed or power. No need to overthink it until you’re more experienced. The game rarely explains what’s best, so it’s all about trial and error. Good players usually choose what feels right.
Here’s a secret: timing is everything. Wait for the right moment to act. Don’t rush blindly. Also, keep an eye on the environment, sometimes an odd piece can help you. The game is annoying with its respawns but addictive enough to keep trying again.
The story is confusing at first but starts to make sense later. You go through various levels and face tricky obstacles. The ending feels weird but fitting. It’s not the longest game out there, but it’s enough to make you keep coming back, even when your eyes are tired.
