Barely holding on. The screens keep flashing, the controls feel wonky. You think it will be simple, but nope. Frustrating to figure out at first, yet strangely addictive.
This game has a neat concept but gets tricky fast. The physics can be wonky, with objects drifting out of place easily. It’s a balance of timing and quick thinking to make any progress. The idea is straightforward but not as easy as it looks on the surface.
Playing without the right setup feels like a waste of time. Some players prefer faster builds with better agility, while others focus on strength. It’s all about experimenting with what feels natural. No real secret to get ahead, just practice and patience.
Get familiar with the timing of each move. Using the environment to your advantage helps more than brute force. A sneaky trick I found is to bait enemies into traps. It isn’t always obvious but can save lots of effort in the long run.
The story unfolds gradually. You solve puzzles and progress through different underwater zones. The ending feels a bit abrupt, but you see the story to completion if you keep at it. It’s not groundbreaking, but it gets the job done after many retries.
