Honestly, I keep wondering why I keep playing this. It’s not fun exactly, but you get drawn in anyway. The controls feel wonky sometimes. You think it will be quick, but turns out it’s kind of addictive. Maybe because of how frustrating some parts are.
Xoka 2 has a neat mix of tricky puzzles and fast-paced combat. The physics are a bit wonky, which can either help or hurt your progress. It’s not entirely smooth but keeps you on your toes. Learning the quirks becomes part of the game.
You don’t need fancy setups to get by, but some combinations make it less annoying. Experimenting with different gear can help you survive longer. Honestly, it’s more about what works for you than what’s “best.”
Cheesy tip: avoid certain enemies early on; they are just a waste of time. The secret is to focus on side areas for quick XP. Don’t forget to upgrade your gear regularly. Plus, sometimes retreating is smarter than fighting to the death.
The story drags in parts but there are some cool moments. It guides you through various levels with predictable twists. The ending feels abrupt, like they ran out of ideas or time. Still, it’s worth finishing for the weird experience.
