Honestly, I was not expecting much, but somehow I ended up glued to this game for a while. The controls feel wonky, and some levels are irritatingly tricky. Still, I kept playing anyway. It’s one of those games you keep coming back to when you're bored and need something simple yet addictive.
Skewer in the Sewer offers neat, tricky gameplay with some wonky physics. Moving through the sewer is fun in a frustrating way. You gotta time your jumps just right and avoid awkward obstacles. It’s a basic platformer but with enough quirks to keep you interested for a bit, especially if you like testing patience.
There aren’t really builds or loadouts in this game, but picking the right character speeds things up. Some characters feel more slippery or responsive, which is annoying until you figure out that minimal upgrades help. There’s no real strategy, just trial and error with character handling.
One secret is to memorize the tricky parts and refine your timing. If you jump just before you hit an obstacle, you can often pass it with less fuss. Staying patient and watching the patterns pays off. Doesn’t seem to be any real leveling, just skill improvement.
The story is simple. You navigate the sewer, avoiding obstacles and solving some minor puzzles. It’s pretty straightforward, and the ending feels abrupt but satisfying enough. Overall, not a long game but enough to make you groan at some parts and smirk at others.
