Some games are just grindy and annoying. You click around, mess with the physics, and hope you don’t get stuck. It’s kinda addicting in a frustrating way. Seems simple enough but then it gets tricky. Total chaos sometimes. No wonder I keep coming back to it when I want to lose time.
Portal Through IT features a neat mix of puzzles and physics. The game’s wonky physics sometimes mess you up, but that’s part of the fun. It’s a tricky game that tests your patience and cleverness. Beginners should focus on understanding the room layouts first. Simple movements can avoid a lot of trouble.
There’s not much in the way of character customization here. But choosing the right equipment or upgrades can make the game less annoying. Players prefer loadouts that improve mobility or speed. The key is to adapt your setup to handle the trickier puzzles and dodge frustrating setbacks.
Always experiment with the physics. A secret is to try different angles before solving a puzzle. Sometimes a small change in your approach makes everything click. Save often because some puzzles can glitch or reset without warning. Don’t get too frustrated if you get stuck; just try again from a different angle.
The game guides you through a series of puzzles that slowly reveal the story. The ending is a mix of relief and confusion, depending on how well you solve the last few puzzles. It’s not always clear what to do next, but persistence eventually pays off. Overall, it’s a pretty straightforward storyline. Just don’t expect too much explanation along the way.
