Recent reviews by Nebasuke

It's short and cute. It's like reading a mini sci-fi story, except it has robot sex.

Lovely little incremental game. Couple of small bugs, but already very polished. Design is cute, and there is actually some strategy involved.

It has some periods of quite active play, and some bits where it's best to idle, so don't expect to just actively play. 40 hours in (including sleep), I'm probably now at the last bit of the game with 25/29 achievements.

Strong recommend for the cheap price.

It's clearly a passion project and I can enjoy it for what it's trying to do. However, it's rough and not easy to get started.

The beginning of the game gives you the impression you should try to play this actively, however the way you earn gold and upgrades, makes the gameplay loop much more suited for automatic idle play instead.

There are so many upgrade menus. There are too many to really care about picking individual upgrade nodes in detail, so I just click the big ones and occasionally click a specific one.

Free fun for 40 minutes (and fully completable in that time).

One of the most barebones idle/clicker games I've played. Most of the mechanics are super obvious, and the last three runs I've done I basically predicted what would happen in slow motion before I started them.

• Achievements (in the first 60 hours) don't seem to do anything
  
• Most of the prestige upgrades are a small multiplier (10% more, 50% more, 3 more prestige currency)
  
• Even 3 prestige runs barely change the actual gameplay
  
• Upgrades are just linear with no point in getting more than a few (no bonuses at 10x or 25x) so you really need to only buy a few and then just wait for the next tier

Edit:
I've now completed the game. I have a few more issues:

• Visibility of prestige upgrades are locked behind previous ones, which makes planning impossible. Some paths are much better than others, but you won't know.
  
• Scaling of prestige upgrades is not great. The very low increases are relatively expensive, compared to a doubling,
  
• Challenges mainly make sense to do after completing the prestige tree.
  
• Game does not make clear how you earn prestige currency.

It's pretty fun. The first run is nice and you discover slowly how the game works. I like how you can't just click everything without thinking. Probably takes about 6 hours of active play for the first end.

The game has a particular sense of humour. Some of it is crude, or dark and you can't really avoid picking the dark "path". I liked it, but it might not be your thing.

The post-game, and prestige runs are not as great. The amount of new cards is low, and after a couple of runs feels repetitive. I think some minor automation would help here.

Worth it for the price if you really like incrementals.

One of my favourite games ever. Free seasonal updates, all content you miss gets added to the general loot table. Only DLC is free cosmetic DLC.

Game has varying difficulty and is still satisfying. So you can use it to relax after a long working day, or try hard when you have the time.

Rock and stone!

Great fun, and almost cheaper than the cost of one unity installation fee.

I've been playing it for multiple hours and still enjoying it. Basically a simple clicker element with occasional puzzles, that when solved get you additional bonuses.

I like how it tries some new things, and is quite different from other incremental games I've played. You should have a good tolerance for quirkiness and bugs though. For this game the early access label is quite correct, and it can benefit from a lot of fixes and improvements (which I've given as a long list already to the developer).

In short the game is already fun, but buggy. Recommended if you can stomach bugs.

A bit rough on the edges, but an enjoyable and innovative incremental.