Feeling tired but still want to mess around? Rodha is one of those games that eats your time and then makes you wonder why you started. It's not perfect. Sometimes it’s frustrating. Keeps you clicking even when you want to stop.
Rodha has neat mechanics, but the tricky parts can be confusing. The physics feel wonky sometimes. You figure things out in small bits. It’s simple at first, then suddenly confusing. The controls are a little strange but manageable once you get used to them.
You don't need the best stats to start, but mixing up your gear can help. Some setups make the game easier, others more annoying. It’s mostly trial and error. There are ways to streamline your play, but honestly, it can be more frustrating than helpful.
One secret is to watch the environment carefully. Hidden pathways can save you. The game is pretty addictive once you find a rhythm. Don’t rush through. A small mistake can mess up your entire progress and get annoying quickly.
The story is straightforward but filled with odd puzzles. It’s not very deep, but finishing it feels rewarding. Some parts drag, but persistence helps. The ending ties things up, although it leaves some questions unanswered. It’s decent, nothing spectacular, just enough to keep you playing.
