Rock Crusher tasks you with operating an automated rock-crushing machine on an alien world, progressing through a sprawling skill tree of upgrades that gradually multiply your output. The core loop involves crushing rocks to gather materials and purchase incremental improvements, with some upgrades tied to cosmetic skins that provide temporary multipliers. The game reaches completion in a few hours, though players report the early and mid-game feel tedious compared to the late-game acceleration, and many upgrades provide only marginal gains rather than transformative power.
About this game
Rock Crusher is an incremental game with a massive skill tree. Control a little rock-crushing machine stranded on a mysterious planet. Crush rocks, collect materials, evolve through upgrades, uncover the planet’s secrets - and maybe, just maybe, find a way to escape.
What players are saying
▼ Not recommended7 hrs
I enjoyed it, it was an ok game, but I can't recommend it for the price.
The game is very repetitive, progress feels fairly slow and only seems to ramp up fast when you're basicly done anyways.
I'd say wait for a heavy discount and it'd be worth it.
Game's great and the skill tree is huge. Each upgrade feels meaningful. Do pay attention to the multiplication effect of certain skins. They change and require you to change your skin to maintain the buff. I didn't realise this at first and was confused why I would occasionally get ~5x the points and then lose it.
Easy 100% in 5 hours. Tip for the dev: Add an infinite upgrade tree after the skill tree is complete. For those that want to keep progressing.
Mostly middling gameplay. The large upgrade tree is nice, but the additional helpers/features intended to help come far too late or are initially too weak to have any real impact. A lot of the upgrades are also quite marginal, so of course there are so many (you need to buy so many just to make things a little easier!).
At no point can you really sit back and take it easy, and the gameplay loop necessitates some form of micromanaging to hopefully make enough money to buy an upgrade (and often you will not, even playing a round optimally).
Not sure I'd recommend this, especially at its price point. It's not -bad-, but it's also not fun.
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