Some days, it feels like this game just doesn't want to make sense. The controls are weird, the physics are wonky, and you constantly get stuck in minor bugs. Yet, there's something addictive about messing around with it when you’re tired. It’s frustrating but strangely satisfying.
Zrist DX features neat, tricky gameplay with a few wonky physics that can trip you up. It’s simple enough to pick up but tricky to master. Watch out for those odd movements and awkward jumps. Perfect for a quick distraction, even if it’s frustrating at times.
Playing Zrist DX without proper loadouts can be a headache. Stick to basic weapons at first, then experiment with upgrades that improve speed and defense. It’s all about balancing your character’s strengths and avoiding overcomplicated setups that slow you down.
Here’s a secret: timing your moves precisely helps a lot. Don’t rush through sections. Save your power-ups for tough spots. Sometimes, just waiting and observing can be more effective than pushing forward blindly. It’s annoying but true.
The game’s story is straightforward, but the ending feels a bit abrupt. You explore various levels, solving simple puzzles and dodging hazards. In the end, it’s more about messing around than following a serious plot. Worth a try if you like mindless fun.
