Game deleted my save, wants me to completely hard restart, was 3 loops in, I was kinda enjoying the game, had some issues with ui on mobile, but the game deleting my save was just too much.

duplicate addition, this game is already on the site...

It's a good concept, but by the end it takes A LOT for the balls to reach the corners of the square so by the end it's a bit frustrating. Spawning new balls is very expensive at that point so you just have to stay there and pray they'll hit the last pixels. Other than that, it was a cool experience.

5 stars, great game. Recommend as a game. It's not an incremental. + NGU: Yes. The factory must grow. Bigger numbers of production. End game players look at Science Packs Per Minute. x NGU is not exponential. Throughput and growth is pretty linear throughout the game. x "Resource or progress is made while afk": If the game is left running, sure. I consider this requirement to only be counted if the afk time counts while offline. x There isn't a simple interaction that will make Factorio give progress. I consider this to need something basically mindless. A button press. A simple minigame. Poking a bottle neck in the wrong way can destroy progress. x Unfolding: No. Factorio is a factory production builder with some defense mechanics. Even space flight is on a flying factory with some defense mechanics. + Upgrades can improve progress. x "Playing 'wrong' can't cause a game over or significant loss of progress.". Factorio has game over on death. Also, it is trivial to destroy progress. x "Doesn't have lengthy active game sections" HAHAHAHA. x "Reset mechanic that provides permanent upgrades that significantly improve resource or progress gains". No. Unless you consider restarting the game with new gained knowledge and a book of blueprints. No. x "Has down time" No. There is always something you can do to make progress. Your downtime is a break. It isn't the game's downtime. It's yours.

As a demo, it's solid. Aesthetically, the dev knocks it out of the park with the classic Windows vibe and offputting Clippy commentary. Mechanically, though, it's a bit bland. Unless I missed something, the progression is fairly linear. Nonetheless, it's a solid foundation for what could become a great game.

I'm a bit confused by the existing (old) reviews as it seems like this just came out, was this previously a mobile exclusive and the port has freemium stuff stripped out? Unsure. If anyone has the story I'm curiou...

I like the idea, but the execution is a bit clunky. It has a few game-breaking bugs, I had to restart it several times because all grains would go through but it woldn't enable the "turn" button. Progress is a bit slow and too manual with the manual turns of the clock and you have to wait for the animation to finish, it breaks the pace and flow of the game. As I said, the idea is good but it needs a bit of polish.

I really liked it, but it's insanely short (like you can get to a "game over" screen in 1 minute! It has a lot of potential, you could build an ant colony or house insects or whatever... there's so much that can be done. I'm hoping the dev adds more things, the base is pretty good already.

Good experience! It really makes you think you're on a Win95 PC. Very polished.

It is good. Unfortunately it all feels "the same". The upgrades are just thematic, they follow the same math from upgrade to upgrade, they don't provide anything special. Still, a good game to have on your background or on a second monitor while you're working.

It's a short, but interesting demo, almost got a heartattack when something i won't spoil happend, but really fun.

So the game is very good but I can do nothing as the bin that the tutorial requires to delete can’t be deleted even when you click on top of it. So fix is fast. Bug is on ios

Beautiful limited palette pixel-perfect art (& sound!) direction and a great execution of the round-based node upgrade format. As you get further in the game, you unlock more abilities and units and while it's not the most difficult game, there is some real skill/strategy to it in ability timing/upgrade prioritization/team layout. I was often only clearing stages by the skin of my teeth, which felt very satisfying as if I'd just barely edged out a victory. I'm not even halfway through the game so far but from the milestones I see there's 75+ upgrades of which I've almost unlocked half, so I expect it to be engaging through to the end. The only reason I'm docking it a star is that a few times I've unlocked an upgrade that I wanted to purchase immediately due to obvious value (like "increase party size from 4 to 5"), but were priced in a way (5000 leaf, in the above case, while I had been previously making regular upgrade purchases in the 250-750 range) that necessitated multiple (3~5) rounds of grinding to afford. (I can understand SOME being expensive such as when multiple party members are offered at once, in order to make the choices meaningful, but yeah) A few small bumps in an otherwise smooth experience.

Could we add the feature to remove a vote after you upvoted or downvoted on something? I upvoted Clankers at first because I liked the art, but then I realized that it is extremely hard to understand what is going ...

Cons: 1. No extensive manual in game 2. No command autocomplete 3. Can't move the shell around, so i am stuck looking awkwardly to the left of the monitor to read the output, while the center is free, and not in use of anything, basically, bad layout distribution Pros: 1. Retro vibes 2. Might be fun if I understand what I am supposed to do.

no demo, only wishlist

only wishlist, no demo

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Is there a lore reason why fan boosts speed better than fireworks?...

No tutorial. List of commands is too cluttered to really see what you can actually do. What you can do seems very limited, so the game feel boring....