Love the game, aesthetic and sounds, as well having to optimise for the best solution instead of buying random upgrades. In the end, I managed to reach 1.8 M/s. Only bad thing is the inability to at least respec brain power to be able to choose other upgrades.

REALLY good game, super fun, but with one big flaw. I softlocked myself from being unable to beat the game...I had every single upgrade I could buy, but still wasn't at 1m a minute, I realise now that I needed to buy the ability to make 2 recipes at once to win, but now I have no brain power left, so it's impossible to beat :(

I like it. I also made it. PS: V0.2 is out now and I'm pretty sure save / loading works.

There is nothing.

Satisfying swiper rather than clicker. Chopping mechanic reminded me of fruit ninja, and the art of Forager. Jiggle your mouse, collect wood. Very visually intensive very quickly. those with photosensitive epilepsy may want to pass on this one.

Semi-idle or fully idle, Strategic or casual, works for any playstyle. Unlocks are spaced out enough to make the game last a few days. Doing things always feels like you're making progress in one way or another, be it reaching the next magic goal, leveling the dragon, or beating your scores.

Good game with good pacing, decent variety in builds and cool dynamic music. I can, however, see a way in which you could softlock (or insanely delay) yourself, as a currency is locked behind production rate. The "Lucky Combo" upgrade seems mandatory. It unlocks two more very powerful upgrades, and it's essential for reaching 1M quickly. I could've probably cut my run down a good 15 minutes if I got it earlier - And probably couldn't have finished if I didn't get it at the last possible moment. This is the only reason I'm docking a star. Other than that, I'm waiting for the full game. Oh yeah this isn't a full game there's a steam page for wishlists.

Altough this game has some issues(like not having a tutorial, a little hard to orientate yourself in the game), this game is pretty good! It gets boring tho after a few hours of playing.

It's pretty good. Easy enough to snipe every bidding and not have to overspend on planets.

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Good, but has some annoying bugs and lack of explanations

A little late on the whole "clankers" trend, focusing around a meme is an easy way to just immediately make the game feel dated....

really good game! maybe try to make the UI a bit more intuitive tho, some people can’t even figure out how to click the arrows :/ but yeah, for real it’s a really good game, not just some basic thing, the mechanics are actually cool

Even projects coded by AI use emojis to make it easier to identify what you're doing. Feels like playing a MS-DOS text based game. There are older games that offer a better experience and have the same gameplay. Some even have the same theme, so I'd skip this one.

Never seen a game so pretty with such a cumbersome and confusing UI/gameplay. Animations make the game seem slow, menus are shown whether you want to configure something right now or not. No clear indication of what does what and how to get started. I didn't have any stats yet, but the tooltips were jumping up to explain them. Really needs to funnel information instead of throwing it all at once at you. Pretty though.

Horrendously one-dimensional. The only meaningful choice in the game is in the very beginning, when you can choose between 'Fill Faster' and 'Mana Gem' (which, even that is barely a choice.) I played it for half a day, hoping it would go somewhere, or gain some depth. Turns out, the longer you play this game, the more deterministic and less fun it becomes!

Very good potential, a bit too short (because is good!) would love to play some more!!

very goodthe game flows well . navigation is a bit clunky sometimes but you get used to it very fast i wonder if the dev is still working on it

Looks great! Would absolutely play this if you have an Android release planned in the future....

So far I'm finding it very underwhelming compared to the first game. The gameplay loop has been way less satisfying to me and a lot more repetitive, and the upgrades have been really disappointing. Fully 80% of the "new skills" I've unlocked so far are "the exact same skill as previous but more expensive" (max out all levels of "increased damage" to unlock "increased damage II" skill... and then "increased damage III"...). Frustratingly, nothing tells you "by how much" it increases values for anything, so it never really feels like you're making an informed decision, just taking shots in the dark. (does the 2nd skill that costs way more drastically increase my damage compared to before, or only a little? should I prioritize the "more stamina" skill or is the "less stamina drain" skill more valuable? etc) I'm only at around floor 70, haven't seen any of the prestige content I'm sure the game has (right? I hope?) and I think it'd improve my final impression of it if it's anything like the first game's, but I'll be too busy to play things for a while and the first couple hours at least have been boring and mindless enough to rec against it.