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At the beginning, it’s easy to keep things under control. A few enemies show up, Garfield handles them, and you don’t need to think too much. After a short time, the pace shifts. More enemies arrive, some harder to deal with, and the space near the fridge starts to fill up. That’s when the game stops being passive.
Garfield attacks automatically, but where you stand still affects how enemies spread out. A small gap can quickly turn into a bigger problem if you don’t adjust in time.
Popcorn is limited, so every summon matters. Using it too early leaves you exposed later, but waiting too long can make things harder to recover.
Runs usually don’t fail all at once. It often begins with one missed moment, then everything builds from there. Trying to fix everything at once rarely works — stopping the first mistake is usually enough.
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Garfield War builds pressure in a steady way. It’s less abou