Boid Predator

Pretty cool idle game

Very fun, very satisfying

[h1]Small hidden gem[/h1] Incremental fans will find this game very pleasing. [hr][/hr]Game's progression has a [i]"strangely smooth exponential"[/i] flow, starting with active playstyle, sticking around with it until mid-game and ending with completely idle at reaching last prestige layer. Might be slow at start, but it evolves and improves very nicely. [i]One bad bit is, your[/i] [b][i]very first[/i][/b] [i]prestige is capped at +1 [spoiler]feather[/spoiler], thankfully this will happen only once.[/i] In early game you're adjusting to it's main gimmick, which reminds me of what [b]shepherds dogs[/b] do: you're chasing down targets (boids) which run away from you, and your goal is to catch them. You can buy more assistants (predators) to make this process more like a hunting session. It remained engaging up until late-game where everything got automated. Further you progress, more boid/predator types get unlocked. You can manage boid type [b]ratios[/b] to spawn in, some of which can give passive bonuses for the challenge they bring with them. [i]Challenges are also here,[/i] but there's plenty of features to be unlocked regardless. Main 2 things i didnt like: [b]steam overlay…

This is a great game. You should buy it right now. This is what most idler/incremental games wish they were. Nice progression. Short, interesting action rounds. Unlockable strategy sets which you can clearly see effecting the gameplay. a unlock tree that extends to the heavens without seeming pointless, and on top of it it's pretty to watch the murmurations of little agents fliting around the screen. This game is excellent the way it is now, and it's well priced. But I do hope to see "Boid Predator EV" in the near future. Perhaps something which incorporates persistent agents as your predators which take on their own quirks with each prestige and then pass them along to the next run. The game Massive Chalice is an example of how this might be done. But the game as it is now is brilliant, I simply want more. This is an incremental/auto-predation game, and a good one. But the way that I found it was that I was looking for a good autobattler. This has an excellent framework to be that, except there is no threat (that I've found yet at least) A sequel/version of this that has both persistent, unique agents and perma-death for them would be a real-time, hands-off …

I really enjoyed this. It becomes a bit too much by the time you get to sygils, but I had a lot of fun before that point, and feel little need to finish the game.

really good game, can eventually make everything afk. now only rnd for the good cards and rolls matter for endgame. i recommend it if you enjoy watching your ai bots gradually improve overtime (they start very bad but scale up crazy). looking forward to future updates