The game is simple and enjoyable with some dry humor that fits the tone well. It’s definitely worth the price, but as a roguelite, it feels like it could use more content to keep players engaged after completing it a couple of times. By the second playthrough, you’ll likely have unlocked and purchased all the passive upgrades, leaving little incentive to continue. Adding infinite upgrade options, like increased click damage or efficiency, could have easily boosted replayability. Despite this, it’s a fun experience while it lasts.