Defrag Incremental

I can't recommend this game. It feels like an uncompelling vibe coded, vibe tested, and vibe designed attempt at a skinner box. To the developer: I am sorry this is your first review, but I believe you could have done better.

It's a cute idea but it's not an incremental game. It's an idle game. Except you're stuck in a tedious uncompelling gameplay loop for an hour to unlock the automation upgrade to turn it into an idle game.

Bugs I hit by playing the game for about an hour:
- Sometimes when interacting with the "testing system memory" the day seems to start again?
- Text on the day summary is sometimes off the right side
- Sometimes when clicking the options menu, it immediately jumps to the smallest screen size, which is painful to select a proper screen size from. Even fixing that bug, the 1x size is impossible to see anything on and you're stuck blindly clicking to get back to a sane display size.
- In the basics upgrades screen, I bought the 4 out of 5 upgrade, it said "owned" instead of "need dp" for the next upgrade. When reopening I could buy the next upgrade, then it went to 6/5, but when reopening again it showed the correct 5/5. It seems to frequently think it went up by 2.
- My workday timer has stopped increasing...? That's a pretty bad bug.

There's a lot of things I didn't really understand:
- What's with the USD on the end of day screen? It doesn't seem to do anything?
- The work day timer using a 24 hour clock threw me, being from a country that uses a 12 hour clock.
- Is it ok to buy read speed with no write speed? Given each operation does both, it's logical they'd need to be synced but I don't see how you could tell.
- I'd recommend making the auto operator available at the first possible reboot. This isn't an incremental game, it's an idle game. You click something then wait a minute -- anything separating you from automating that is painful tedium. Selecting which disk and which algorithm, then waiting a minute, wasn't a fun game play loop.

I don't know how many days I'd need to run this program in the background to gather enough resources to buy upgrades, and I'm not going to find out.

Was I the first play tester? Did I pay for that privileged? Yikes.

I would call this a diamond in the rough, and the gem still needs more working and polishing. I can see the shape of what it wants to be, and it is doing its best for getting there, but may have needed more focus to implement all systems correctly. I feel this game is still worth your time, it's cozy, charming, and not afraid to poke fun at itself and the player. This is only the first day of release, give this game a chance to be a truly lovely experience and don't turn away just yet!

First, this game is an Idle game and not an incremental.

Secondly, there are a ton of small things that need to be fix like making sure the text is actually readable.

In the long run, I would have liked to see more of the history side of things where I could explore the real algorithms while I played.