Solving the puzzles and clearing the gunk were sufficient antagonists in their own right. In a game that otherwise felt like a relaxing and satisfying adventure, the combat was an unnecessary struggle. However, Rani doesn't have any moves available to dodge incoming attacks and their overall movement is a bit slow even when running.
Pull the switch at the base of the statue. Jump across the mushrooms that spawn and keep pressing forward. Clear it then grab the coil and throw it into the Energy Fissure in the water. Work your way through this area to find some more gunk. This leaves players having to get Rani up close to the enemies to engage them. Clean up the gunk and scan the Laboratory Counter. There are only three enemy types that the player will encounter in The Gunk, and the only means Rani has for tackling them is with Pumpkin's vacuum suction. In fact, I'd dare say the combat as a whole is the one glaring weak spot in the entire game. The lack of wildlife diversity also spills over into the handful of enemies that you'll encounter in The Gunk. Seeing a little more wildlife could have helped cement the story note that this is a planet that needs you to save it. In one particular chapter we encounter an unusual animal that we help to save from the dreaded Gunk Critters, but following the conclusion of the chapter we never see another one of these animals ever again. You explore a mysterious alien planet in search of energy and uncover an even more mysterious history. There's a surprising lack of wildlife on the alien planet we visit during our time with The Gunk. The Gunk is a relatively short action adventure experience. Their ship is falling apart. As they uncover the dormant secrets of a shattered civilization, they must battle the curse of a toxic gunk parasite, all while getting caught in a spiral of festering mistrust.
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Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central) Rani and Becks are poor scavengers teetering uncomfortably close to the edge of becoming destitute.
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