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the fact that there are no limits to the amount of pets you can have makes this game far more enjoyable

now i can pretend i'm a pet hoarder and get rewarded for it

10/10 would make my virtual house reek of ammonia again

Bought the game on itch first about half a year ago, and it gave me a steam key now. Game's fun.

somehow the game looks super complicated and confusing, but winds up being super simple in terms of how much you have to do to manage all of your supply chains

also it's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ cool to see all the dots moving around

I played GEO a good while back, and this game is effectively more of that but with more numbers to increase and some of the rough edges sanded off. Lots of little changes between the two games makes all the difference in how the main gameplay loop feels, and more stuff to upgrade and improve is just what my incremental-loving brain enjoys. Keep in mind this game is incremental but not very idle, as idle income will halt if you're afk too long. Your main progression and income is from actively mining.

My main gripe is with the few optional minigames you can find and get rewards from. The first problem is that the hitboxes are too big and make playing the various games a lot less enjoyable. The second problem is that there's a screen warping aesthetic applied to the games to make it feel like you're playing a physical arcade cabinet, and that can make spatial judgments harder and more frustrating. However these gripes are insanely minor as the minigames are very much off to the side and optional, and I just want them to be more enjoyable to play for the rewards.

Also, there's a Zubaz reference in this game.

I've been playing this game ever since a special guest link was needed to access it on Kongregate, and I fell in love with the stupid humor and gameplay right then and there.

And now I've played for 650 days according to my in-game stats, bought multiple items because I've been enjoying myself so much, been basically near end-game every update, and made my 3rd Resource pink and called it "Furry Porn"

also the dev is a dope-ass doped ass

I give it a "♥♥♥♥ yeah" out of 10

It's basically an Incremental/RTS/RPG hybrid game.

Things I always liked:

- Lots of skills to train, which feed into main stats, which then provide bonuses for a bunch of different skills
- Characters save their stats, even when the game crashes
- You can have multiple characters and use them all at the same time in custom games
- You can set simplified AI for your characters so you can idle while the game is running

Things I disliked before but now like due to changes:

- Crafting skills no longer just speed up crafting, and you can now upgrade equipment to give way more stats if your skill is high enough
- The higher campaign difficulties used to be awful because the AI was trash and you were left alone most of the time to deal with the hordes with trash equipment that limited how much your stats helped you. Now you can take everything with you to the next map, so you can max out your resources and upgrade a bunch of equipment to make yourself strong and all your comrades suck less when you move on.

Things I dislike:

- The game freezes and needs closing if you spend too much time off the default of 24 FPS
- The game cannot seem to handle too many things moving on the map, as having oodles of projectiles and units winds up lagging how fast they all get updated and redrawn
- Main stats don't help you upgrade equipment, unless you put yourself in auto mode and let the AI upgrade your equipment for you. This seems like a bug.

Minor nitpicks:

- The character art is not good, but I'm not too bothered by it
- Some equipment doesn't benefit from upgrades as they give a flat buff that isn't based on any of your stats

Things I think I'd like but haven't bothered with:

- Mod support to add in things like new Ages, Items, etc.

In summary:

I like the game, a lot. It's got some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ that bothers me, but the gameplay really clicks with me in most respects.

About a 4.2/5 game for me.