Almost gave up on this game. It’s a pain sometimes but keeps pulling you back in. You click, you suffer, you laugh at how wonky everything feels. Not sure if I love it or hate it, but I keep playing anyway. The annoying parts are oddly addictive.
Squicky’s neat aspects include tricky controls and wonky physics that make every move unpredictable. It’s simple to start but harder to master. You’ll spend more time figuring out the weird quirks than actually playing. Sometimes it feels like luck, not skill.
Playing Squicky well means knowing what gear and skills to pick. The game doesn’t give clear instructions, so figuring out the best setups is trial and error. Most players stick to a few favorite loadouts because experimenting gets annoying fast.
One secret I found is to focus on collecting small items early. It boosts your level quicker. Don’t ignore the boring parts; they often hide useful stuff. And if something seems off, try a different approach. It might work better than the obvious way.
The story is pretty straightforward but slow. You wander around doing odd tasks and dealing with wonky physics. The ending isn’t anything special, but the journey there is weird enough to keep you intrigued. It’s not a masterpiece, but it’s enough to keep you hooked for a while.
