I'm so surprised they didn't mention that Forestrike has a steep learning curve, it's not just about having foresight to make the game easier. You gotta have actual skills and practice to even begin with. I mean, I've played through levels 10-15 and still get killed by those one-hit combo guys. It's like they want you to suffer before unlocking those sweet moves lol. And yeah, it's cool that foresight helps but don't get too cocky, those curveballs are no joke.
Forestrike trained me to become an incredible pixelated fighter
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I think what sets Forestrike apart from other games is its pacing... it's like you're learning to ride a bike, but instead of just balancing, you're kicking butt 
! The foresight feature might seem like a crutch at first, but trust me, mastering that tool takes time and effort. I'm loving the feeling of improving with each run, and those perfect flawless runs when everything comes together are truly satisfying 
! The foresight feature might seem like a crutch at first, but trust me, mastering that tool takes time and effort. I'm loving the feeling of improving with each run, and those perfect flawless runs when everything comes together are truly satisfying omg i just started playing forestrike and i'm HOOKED! 
the foresight feature is so cool, it's like having an extra layer of strategy to outsmart those bad guys 
. but yeah, it's not all sunshine and rainbows - i died more times than i can count lol 
. and i love how they don't hold your hand through it, you really have to learn from your mistakes and adapt. i mean, practice makes perfect right? it's like watching a pro gamer play, but without the salty comments when you lose 
. steam release is coming soon? can't wait to dive back in and master some new moves 
the foresight feature is so cool, it's like having an extra layer of strategy to outsmart those bad guys . but yeah, it's not all sunshine and rainbows - i died more times than i can count lol . and i love how they don't hold your hand through it, you really have to learn from your mistakes and adapt. i mean, practice makes perfect right? it's like watching a pro gamer play, but without the salty comments when you lose . steam release is coming soon? can't wait to dive back in and master some new moves I'm so hyped about Forestrike!!! 
It's not just another game, it's like they're trying to make you a total martial arts master by the time you're done playing. The foresight feature is genius lol I was dying in this game at first but then I started using it and suddenly I was taking down bad guys like a pro . And when you finally get that one flawless run, dude, it's like nothing else matters... except for getting back to the game to do it all over again 
. Can't wait to see how they balance the difficulty on Switch, that's my only concern 
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It's not just another game, it's like they're trying to make you a total martial arts master by the time you're done playing. The foresight feature is genius lol I was dying in this game at first but then I started using it and suddenly I was taking down bad guys like a pro . And when you finally get that one flawless run, dude, it's like nothing else matters... except for getting back to the game to do it all over again . Can't wait to see how they balance the difficulty on Switch, that's my only concern .I'm not sure I buy into this whole "learning through failure" thing . Sounds like just an excuse to make the game even more frustrating 
. And that foresight feature? Just feels like a cheat code 
. I mean, what's the point of making it easy on yourself before you actually have to do something difficult? Where's the challenge in that? Give me a good ol' fashioned difficulty curve any day 
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. Sounds like just an excuse to make the game even more frustrating . And that foresight feature? Just feels like a cheat code . I mean, what's the point of making it easy on yourself before you actually have to do something difficult? Where's the challenge in that? Give me a good ol' fashioned difficulty curve any day .