▲ Recommended
3 hrs
The game is extremly simple and I expected nothing but a quick 2 games, close the game and uninstall it.
Oh boy, I couldn't be more wrong.
What I liked the most:
- The music is fantastic and the sound of birds in the background is the icing on the cake
- The interface is minimalistic, smooth and has a set of well selected colors.
- The animations and the little details are fantastic and include things such as the kitty easter egg, the background changing during the day or extra challenges.
- But, overall, the must fun thing I found here are the Challenges. It's like the game was calling me a monkey who can only create a synapsis between the last 2 brain cells it has.
Like, don't get me wrong, the game is simple, it's like playing Plants vs Zombies:
- You see sun, you click sun, you spend sun.
But here:
- You see energy, you click energy, monkey happy.
And this is exactly what got me for a few more hours, completing a week is not as trivial as I thought and I actually had to think a strat to literally *minmax in this game*.
It was a lot of fun to get the hidden achivements and the two challenges are a great complement.
What I didn't like so much:
- I feel like the balance is not as refined as other aspects in the game. What I mean is that the 4th and 5th structures you get, the ones between wind turbines and nuclear plants, I find them kinda meh and not really useful outside from the challenges (which you 100% need them). I feel like there is not a good reason to use those structures, like, as a player, when you unlock them, you have so much energy that is way more worth it to just wait for the Nuclear plant. So maybe something to vary a bit my "build".
- I miss an archive or a little wiki inside the game where I can see all the structures, their cost, when do they get boosted by the weather, etc. Right now, the only option is to read the tooltip, which is fine, but when the last structures come into the game, I have to deal with all the energy and I don't have the time I would like to calmly read every description.
Overall I had a really nice experience and, once again, the challenges are the best part in my opinion.
Good job and I hope to see new games from you in the future!
Oh boy, I couldn't be more wrong.
What I liked the most:
- The music is fantastic and the sound of birds in the background is the icing on the cake
- The interface is minimalistic, smooth and has a set of well selected colors.
- The animations and the little details are fantastic and include things such as the kitty easter egg, the background changing during the day or extra challenges.
- But, overall, the must fun thing I found here are the Challenges. It's like the game was calling me a monkey who can only create a synapsis between the last 2 brain cells it has.
Like, don't get me wrong, the game is simple, it's like playing Plants vs Zombies:
- You see sun, you click sun, you spend sun.
But here:
- You see energy, you click energy, monkey happy.
And this is exactly what got me for a few more hours, completing a week is not as trivial as I thought and I actually had to think a strat to literally *minmax in this game*.
It was a lot of fun to get the hidden achivements and the two challenges are a great complement.
What I didn't like so much:
- I feel like the balance is not as refined as other aspects in the game. What I mean is that the 4th and 5th structures you get, the ones between wind turbines and nuclear plants, I find them kinda meh and not really useful outside from the challenges (which you 100% need them). I feel like there is not a good reason to use those structures, like, as a player, when you unlock them, you have so much energy that is way more worth it to just wait for the Nuclear plant. So maybe something to vary a bit my "build".
- I miss an archive or a little wiki inside the game where I can see all the structures, their cost, when do they get boosted by the weather, etc. Right now, the only option is to read the tooltip, which is fine, but when the last structures come into the game, I have to deal with all the energy and I don't have the time I would like to calmly read every description.
Overall I had a really nice experience and, once again, the challenges are the best part in my opinion.
Good job and I hope to see new games from you in the future!
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