Cubidle

This game is honestly pretty unfun. I love a good idle/clicker game, but this game feels *so* grindy. Maybe I'm doing things wrong, but I've played for a couple of hours now and I haven't even gotten past level 25.

The game is pretty in terms of the artwork and UI, but otherwise I would recommend literally any other idle game at this point. Even Melvor Idle which prides itself in being a very slow grindy process had more immediate gratification than this game.

Tl;dr "There is a difference between "minimalist" and "doing the bare minimum" this game is so bad I wish could spit on the dev's face"

This is most bog standard idle game ever secreted onto steam

lets talk "upgrades"
The upgrades are so boring and unimpactful. it's the classic "idle for six hours so you can get 0.1 more coins!!!" "spend hours to do 1% more damage!" no level of creativity on display

lets talk "progression"
it's slow and not fun. seeing as most upgrades do so little, you need A LOT of them to get any noticeable difference. I also do mean "noticeable" you will not see big jumps after rebirth and the other generators aren't very useful

lets talk "graphics"
nothing screams "i'm a game dev that cares" like a red square on a white background. now to be fair, you can spend days idling so you can get a _blue_ square! it's uninspired to the point i wounder if it's some built in asset for a base idle game

lets talk "things i just hate"
1. how fast you can click is limited, you don't need a auto clicker reach the limit. i don't know the number, but it feels like 5 clicks a second is the max
2. no offline progress
3. annoying achievements. there is 100 of them, with the same pic and pop up alot
4. the sounds are very annoying
5. for such a small game, using 540mb of ram is annoying


frankly, there is alot of good idle games on steam don't waste your time and money on this trash

The game is too expensive for the amount of content in an idle game. Interest is broken. I think it needs a full reset with another layer of progression at the least. There should be an option to see what each unlock can give you as options with costs associated so you can make more informed decisions. You should be able to add and subtract from prestige bonuses before locking it in for the reset or the game should tell you a value for currency spent so you can make better decisions instead of having to spend 1 in each to learn what kind of bonus you get. Some bonuses don't even work till you unlock both parts to it, which can suck if you spent your only point in one of them. It creates options that feel bad. A lot of the game gives you a 10% increases to something, while others are much more marginal and worth less to level, yet they have the same price per level. All in all, it's fine.