Very good version of pk, it adds a much better ui and achievements. also, there are 2 languages in it.

One of the best games i played. this is almost totally idle, and its very satisfying to see bars fill up.

This is, like pk, a good game, although it can also get boring at the end.

This is a pretty good game, although it might get boring at the end.

Its a good game if you are looking for a short entertainment possibility.

Pretty fun if it's your type of game. Could use a few more quality of life features (re-arranging the order of windows, the option to hide brick packs once you no longer need them).

Really enjoyed the updated demo, I can’t wait for the full release of the game and to see new content. I do think the scratchers should be a bit more expensive, since after getting passed the dishes you sorta zoom through each ticket.

The game play elements are only loosely related, the ui is honestly pretty bad. The button you always need to press over and over is tiny at the very top middle. Each new element is open then has nothing going for it other than making the other button bigger, nothing recursive.

Fun but short

Yet another stupid game that resets automation.

And the website link is removed?...

Wait, this game wasn't already on this site before?...

The demo was a blast, can't wait for more!...

UX is terible. - Action doesn't hint relavant status (e.g. current level). - No sorting presets (only manual reordering).

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Brilliant take on the gnorp-style game. Skill tree being part of the world and not just a floating list of powerups is fun. I look forward to the full release.

Doesn't work on mobile. One you select a mushroom or starts selected forever, plus wasd and middle mouse doesn't exist so can't move the camera ever.

Blue for uncommon, green for rare is an abomination against nature (fun game).

If you like 'sorting optimization' and can manage to think of Legos as a nonlinear game this is for you.

This game is good to play. There were no difficult parts in the gameplay, and the illustrations for each card were well designed. Even after drawing over a trillion cards, there’s still so much left to do.