Honestly, PAL Hunter feels like a messy little game. The controls sometimes don't do what you expect. The graphics are so-so and the physics are wonky at best. It gets addictive in a weird way, but not always in a good way.
The gameplay in PAL Hunter is neat but tricky. It relies on some wonky physics that can mess you up when you least expect it. Moving around can feel wonky, and some levels are frustratingly difficult to figure out. Still, it keeps you trying longer than it should.
Playing PAL Hunter without a good build makes life harder. Simpler loadouts tend to work better because the game’s mechanics are wonky already. Experimenting with equipment can help, but honestly, it’s mostly about not overthinking it. Sometimes just sticking with a basic setup is best.
My secret tip is to pay attention to angles. The physics can be weird, so sometimes a slight change in your stance gives big results. Also, avoid rushing because the game punishes sloppy timing. Winning depends more on careful positioning than on raw speed.
The storyline is a bit dull but straightforward. You go through different levels trying to hunt down targets. The ending is pretty predictable, but reaching it takes some patience. The game walks you through step-by-step, although some sections feel kind of pointless after a while.
