Running through this game is like trying to bounce a rubber ball on a trampoline that keeps wobbling. Frustrating at times, addictive in others. You think you get it, then suddenly the physics go wonky. Hard to put down, annoying when you mess up repeatedly.
Wall Kickers features neat yet tricky mechanics. The physics feel wonky, making jumps unpredictable. The game requires timing and patience. Mastering the wall kicks is confusing but satisfying once you get the hang of it. It’s a small, chaotic platformer that keeps you trying again and again.
Choosing the right setup really matters. Balancing speed and jump power helps. Some players swear by certain loadouts that allow quicker wall kicks or longer jumps. It’s not a deep RPG, but loadouts can make a noticeable difference. Don’t overcomplicate it, though. Stick with what works for your style.
My secret tip: timing is everything. Practice your wall jump rhythm in the first level. Stick to the edges and learn when to tap. It’s annoying how inconsistent the physics are, but once you nail the timing, things get smoother. Also, don’t forget to take breaks. Burnout is real.
The game progresses through a series of tricky obstacles and puzzles. It’s about figuring out the timing and mastering the physics. The ending is surprisingly satisfying after all the frustration. If you keep trying, you'll finally reach that last level and see the credits roll. Just prepare for plenty of retries along the way.
