this game sucks and has been way too over-advertised on top of it

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got all upgrades in rebirth in the demo, pretty fun game to play, took about 30 mins to finish the demo, so pretty easy and quick to beat.

enjoyable experience, was a fun little 10 min game to do, upgrading your car was pretty easy if you got the upgrade to get coins with every loop.

Pretty alright game, reminds just a little of the first alkahistorian. not many features but still enjoyable nonetheless.

One of the best idle games I've ever played, it kind of transcends the genre because of the depth of the storyline and the writing. What seems like a simple mystery plot is going to span generations and civilizations as it unfolds. Very compelling and well-paced, a true original.

can be really slow sometimes but its a really well made and deep incremental game with many prestige layers. You dont have to spend a single Cent if you dont want to.

One of the best and deepest Incremental games i have ever played. Playing it since 3 months and still just scratched the surface of this game. Its a little boring until you reach the first Blackhole, but after that the game really starts to hook you up.

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I'd definitely play more! I thought it was very cute that sometimes the players missed, so your coding to make that happen was a great choice I think that could be a mechanic in an extended version?

Bone apple tea....

It's not a bad idea. Still, the execution... the game is cool and all, and there's a lot of effort put into it and you can tell, different heroes, upgrades and so on. But the gameplay reduces to basically selecting the heroes, maxing them as you gain coins, activating the bottom center powerups (BTW, there are no tooltip so I can only guess what they are and what they do) and if you die, just keep upgrading until you win. There's no challenge or strategy, I'm sure if you choose some heroes over the others you'll finish the round a bit faster but you'll still win because you'll eventually upgrade enough. The gameplay is my main concern, the game looks awesome and the progression and hero unlocking is really well done, but unfortunately the dungeons felt too repetitive and I didn't even care which enemies or heroes I had, I knew I'd eventually click enough upgrades that I'd win. I'd probably change it for less enemies (like 2 or 3 per room), a limited amount of lives and THEN heroes, upgrades and powers will make more sense since you'll strategically need to use an ice power against a fire enemy, or magic against an armored enemy and so on. Hope it helps!

Too active for me, but probably good for people who like that type of game.

I'm surprised at how fun playing around with the physics of the rope is. Game is short, doesn't overstay its welcome, though it does tease at a full release. Every upgrade feels meaningful, and profit is locked behind getting a good grip of the knife-spinning mechanics. Overall, very enjoyable

Good animations, good aesthetics, good progression, too bad it's pretty short and there's no more content, and the asteroid part is pretty unpolished. The asteroids colliders are too perfect, I wish they were more forgiving because in the barrage of asteroids you get punished hard for clicking an asteroid 3 pixels away, it makes the asteroid rain very annoying instead of being fun. Also planets are so close to the screen that you'll get hit by asteroids no matter what since you won't have enough time to react and when asteroids go over planets they're impossible to hit since clicking will open up the main window of that planet.

im the dev link has been changed to https://galaxy.click/play/262

Short, fun and to the point.

This needs an option to keep "Auto use Items" (and maybe the 'All' automation, too) active after a reset....

Good start! It is trivializable using the spectators though.

great