Sometimes, it feels like you are just trying to survive a mess. The controls are wonky, the physics are tricky, and it’s easy to get annoyed. Yet, there is something strangely addictive about trying again and again. No matter how frustrating it gets, you keep going.
This game has a neat idea, but the execution is wonky at times. The physics can mess with your head, making tricky stunts more frustrating than fun. It’s simple enough to pick up, but mastering the moves takes some practice. Don’t expect perfection, just keep trying.
Playing Stunt Witch without fiddling too much is fine. Most players stick with basic builds, but experimenting with different loadouts can help you get better results. It’s not about the best gear, just what works for your playstyle. Expect some trial and error.
One secret is to learn the timing of your jumps and tricks. It’s annoying how often you miss because of small miscalculations. Practice in the easier levels, and you’ll see improvement faster. Patience is key here.
The story is straightforward, but the ending feels a bit rushed. You go through various levels, each more tricky than the last. The ending wraps things up, but it’s not particularly satisfying. Still, completing it gives you a sense of accomplishment after all the retries.
