▲ Recommended
3 hrs
TLDR; games great for the price, and has a lot of qualities I look for in an incremental game. While short, it really is enjoyable. Would recommend.
Alright, after beating the game, I can safely say that this short incremental game has it all for those who like bite-sized afternoon games. I put a lot of thought into the incremental games I play, and while this game doesn't have a tremendous amount of content, it definitely has heart. You can feel it in the way the game plays, the flow of unlocks, and the hardest thing to nail in incremental games - the vibes.
-Variety comes in the form of the worlds you play in. I like the fact that each map is distinct in how it wants you to put your pegs and play for points, with some worlds having hazards that, while not really threatening, makes you think of how you play.
-Balance is pretty top notch, with the earlier unlocks still being relatively useful up until the end when you unlock almost everything, although you will be swapping it out for the more powerful stuff.
-Meaningful progression, with every node in the tree being extremely useful to help eek out that little advantage you need to keep moving forward. Every node is useful until the end.
-The music and atmosphere are chill. Usually I gotta turn the music down and put something else on to get my chill vibes, but this game REALLY made me relaxed with its soundtrack.
My biggest gripe with the game is that it's labeled as an Idler, which it really isn't. Active incremental games are great, but labeling it as Idle doesn't fit.
Also, small side-note, game crashed as I put my final upgrades in, which was upsetting cuz I did want to see the ending, but so is life, still got the achievements after I reloaded.
Alright, after beating the game, I can safely say that this short incremental game has it all for those who like bite-sized afternoon games. I put a lot of thought into the incremental games I play, and while this game doesn't have a tremendous amount of content, it definitely has heart. You can feel it in the way the game plays, the flow of unlocks, and the hardest thing to nail in incremental games - the vibes.
-Variety comes in the form of the worlds you play in. I like the fact that each map is distinct in how it wants you to put your pegs and play for points, with some worlds having hazards that, while not really threatening, makes you think of how you play.
-Balance is pretty top notch, with the earlier unlocks still being relatively useful up until the end when you unlock almost everything, although you will be swapping it out for the more powerful stuff.
-Meaningful progression, with every node in the tree being extremely useful to help eek out that little advantage you need to keep moving forward. Every node is useful until the end.
-The music and atmosphere are chill. Usually I gotta turn the music down and put something else on to get my chill vibes, but this game REALLY made me relaxed with its soundtrack.
My biggest gripe with the game is that it's labeled as an Idler, which it really isn't. Active incremental games are great, but labeling it as Idle doesn't fit.
Also, small side-note, game crashed as I put my final upgrades in, which was upsetting cuz I did want to see the ending, but so is life, still got the achievements after I reloaded.
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