Honestly, this game can get pretty frustrating. It’s one of those titles where you keep thinking you’ve got it, then it throws a new trick at you. The controls feel wonky sometimes, and the physics don’t always behave as expected. Still, something about it keeps you hooked.
Santa Soosiz has a neat style but tricky mechanics. The physics feel wonky, especially when trying to land perfectly. It’s simple at first but gets tricky fast. Watch your timing, because precision is key. It’s kind of annoying how some jumps seem to fail randomly, but that’s part of the fun.
In Santa Soosiz, you don’t really customize much. Just focus on improving your timing and learning the levels. Some players swear by choosing certain characters with faster moves, but honestly it’s more about mastering the physics. No fancy loadouts needed, just patience and timing.
One secret I found is to always watch the shadows for landing spots. It’s annoying that the game doesn’t highlight safe areas, but shadows can guide you. Don’t rush the jumps; sometimes waiting a second makes all the difference. It’s addictive trying to beat your best score.
The game takes you through a series of tricky levels with a simple story. Some levels feel like they go on forever, and the ending isn’t that satisfying. It’s a slow, frustrating ride but finishing it gives a weird sense of achievement, even if it leaves you exhausted.
