If you want to play something that feels like a mess, this might be it. Sometimes the controls are tricky and the physics seem wonky. It’s frustrating in a weird way but also strangely addictive, especially when you figure out the sneaky parts that actually work.
The game has neat ideas but the execution feels clunky. Moving around can be tricky because of wonky physics. It’s not fully polished, so expect some awkward moments. Learning the layout takes some patience, and don’t get frustrated when things don’t go as planned.
There’s no flashy progression system, but choosing your gear carefully matters. Mixing certain weapons and upgrades can seem more effective, though the game doesn’t explain it well. Experimenting is half the fun, even if it’s confusing at first, which can be annoying but keeps you hooked.
Find a way to exploit the AI bugs, they make stealth a little easier. Also, hiding in shadows can sometimes be unreliable so use cover smartly. Here’s a secret: don’t bother trying to fight everything, sneak around whenever possible. I discovered that after dying countless times.
The story unfolds in a straightforward way but the pacing is uneven. Some missions feel like filler, others actually matter. The ending is oddly satisfying despite the game’s rough edges. You’ll see how all the pieces come together, but be prepared for some frustrating moments along the way.
