Addictive despite, or maybe due to, the repetitiveness of the gameplay.
Honestly after the first level I stopped noticing the frame problems. But the camera issues when fighting close to a wall, and accidently jumping off the wall when trying to dodge persisted across the entire game.
Even though large amounts of the game are the same basic thing, or even just "quests" that ask you to provide materials, the constant progress and unlocks kept activating the "feel-good" part of my brain, so I enjoyed myself.
Honestly after the first level I stopped noticing the frame problems. But the camera issues when fighting close to a wall, and accidently jumping off the wall when trying to dodge persisted across the entire game.
Even though large amounts of the game are the same basic thing, or even just "quests" that ask you to provide materials, the constant progress and unlocks kept activating the "feel-good" part of my brain, so I enjoyed myself.