Recent reviews by avalinda

Really cute character with a decent range of animations and chat options. I also found the menu more user-friendly than other simulator apps and better to look at.

Cute and simple idle app, there's not a whole lot to do but it's as I expected. Just make sure to reject the app startup option so it doesn't accidentally get flagged by other games looking for anti-cheats. As far as functionality, hoping for a windowed mode in the future so I can bring up the background a little more often without it taking over the screen.

Love the nostalgic pixel art aesthetic of this game, stuff gets expensive fast but it was still nice to check on it every now and then and manage a few upgrades. It would be nice if I could batch enhance my equipment though instead of having to click a crazy number of times on each.

This was very goofy and the interface is very similar to a lot of idle mobile apps, but as someone trying to eat less potatoes in life, I can relate to the farmer's metaphorical struggle against them!

Pretty straightforward idle game, I can't say I did much besides run it for 2.7 hours prior to this review and upgrade every so often. But the headlines at the top of the screen really sold it for me, some of them were absolutely hilarious. Kudos to the developers for their rare sense of humor!

An alright game that doesn't blow me away as far as the interface and idle aspect goes, but since it's still early access, hoping for more to it as time goes on. The tutorial feels very text-heavy when you try to stick with the entire thing, and I'm still not sure what exactly I'm crafting and unlocking flasks for, but it was still kind of nice to run in the background and watch the achievements start rolling in.

This was surprisingly fun and cute! The interface and graphics look a little dated, but I actually preferred them that way. There's also a bit of a grind in scaling up your planetary base, since to efficiently mine and craft while idling, you need a certain variety of buildings whose purposes build upon each other. Another small pet peeve was that the crafting menu only lets you do increments of 10 or 100 with nothing in between (in case you're trying to save material, which I felt compelled to do at the start). And there's a lot more menus to the interface than I originally expected, which took some getting used to. But overall the progression was still pretty neat.

Although text-based games tend to look somewhat bare-bones compared to others in the idle genre, I ended up really liking this one once I got the hang of the different menus for tasks, upgrading, etc. I haven't progressed very far in that respect yet, so I don't really have an opinion on the overall story behind the game, but will be sticking around to see how that goes!

Aesthetic idle game with a simple interface, good music and cute art. What's not to love?

A cute and fun enough idle game if you don't mind not being able to collect all possible pets. The tutorial holds your hand a bit much and the decorations and pet interactions are rather lacking, so I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who's looking for fast progression and options for active gameplay. Since I was mainly running it to collect random stuff over time, it wasn't a dealbreaker for me, but the game also doesn't break the mold as far as the cute idle genre goes.