#The gunk review upgrade

I found it engaging enough, with some decent characters and an alright mystery behind. That could be fine though if you’re wanting something to work through in one sitting. I enjoyed the game, though do keep in mind it’s not super long.

There’s not really anything to replay here, so you’ll finish the game and likely be satisfied with what it has to offer. The Gunk provides a fun mystery in what’s a very easy going and guided journey, it’s rather short but at the same time a fine experience. It just flows easily, providing a casual easy going time. The puzzles are very easy, nothing takes too much to figure out so I don’t imagine any will struggle and I felt that was fine. It’s very easy going difficulty wise, you’ll face the odd foe but for the most part it’s just guided exploration down paths.

#The gunk review upgrade

You can upgrade equipment too if you gather items that you may find slightly off the beaten path. It’s the way you get the job done, never done so much prior quite honestly. You’ll be sucking and blowing a ton of gunk up. You’ll be moving about the environment occasionally platforming and this has the odd loading screen here or there but it is largely seamless. There’s not really anything to do afterwards, so this is sort of a one and done kind of experience. It’s perhaps somewhat bleak from the start, but fairly easy going and not too hard to really keep any particular audience out from enjoying what it has to offer. There’s a deep mystery to discover as you explore and that aspect was rather interesting. It’s the ultimate sort of disappointment when a game comes extremely close to being good, and The Gunk falls short of that mark. From plagued lost lands, to ruins of a time from before. The Gunk is a game that held a lot of promise but failed to meet its potential (Image via The Gunk) As mentioned earlier, the one positive thing about the game is that it is quite colorful and. The Gunk is a charming game with pretty visuals, however, it just doesn’t have a story or mechanics enough to make it anything special. The levels are varied in terms of location, from lost mysterious structures below the surface to the wondrous landscape above. You play as Rani, one part of a duo using their skill to get the job done. It’s a planet you’ve visited hoping to strike it big, but instead finding yourself on a bit of a noble quest to save a corrupted world. You’re going about sucking, blowing and scanning gunk or well other stuff within this linear world. It’s not too long, I finished my adventure in just under four hours though I imagine some would likely take longer to visit the world. It features light interactions, lots of walking about and the occasional light puzzle solving. This is a lighter, narrative driven adventure where it’s more about interaction and discovery than necessarily something too hardcore. The Gunk Review 'Sucking and Blowing' Campaign Apat 6:51am