The game is just... boring. Progression is incredibly linear with very few impactful decisions to make or interesting trade-offs to consider.
Nah, this is lame. You have one screen with either some rocks or a ball. You mine the rocks until they disappear, then the ball comes up. You mine the ball until it disappears, and then the rocks come back. That’s basically everything that happens, all the time.
Then there are also a bunch of upgrades and skills, but none of them feel like they actually...
It's a well-polished appearing game, it somewhat scratches at a "number go up - brain go brrr" place. But it doesn't change anything 'level' to 'level' and somewhere (feels like it should be endgame, but the empty spaces on the ability panel say maybe still midgame) it turns into an absolute slog as you're held up by one currency type that only drops...
Obviously, you'll expect there to be more to this game than what happens in the first 30 seconds, right?
Surely, as you spend an hour or two branching out the skill tree, something new will shake things up, right?
Most assuredly, the ENTIRE GAME can't possibly just be "wiggle your mouse for 1 second, then press Q+W and hold your cursor perfectly still...
Decent idle game with about an hour or two of gameplay before you just let it chill for a day and then come back to it.
Most of the negative reviews are talking about how it isn't worth the money for how much gameplay you get out of it. I picked the game up on sale for $4.89 USD plus tax. I played it for about 2 hours before going to bed and then just...
