GeoLight

Not much positive to say about this game +Music is great The rest of this game is basically a collection of gaming development sins: -Game doesn't start from steam. When launched it gives a missing .exe error -Story immediately starts upon loading. Text that fades in and out slowly with no way to skip it. -Movement feels off. There's odd momentum that doesn't fit. The cursor and player shape should be separate for this to work. -Loop is very short and unrewarding -Upgrades are too trivial. Things need to scale faster. It just feels like work I would not recommend this game to anyone. Plenty of great incremental games at this price. Absolute shovelware

The game is overly esoteric and confusing, and really needed a more in depth tutorial. I often couldn't tell if the game was bugged, my character was too weak, or if I was somehow doing things wrong in a game where combat is near automatic. Because it was so hard to tell what does what, many of the upgrades feel extremely unimpactful. As far as I could gather, the blue upgrades, which are upgraded based on a currency that generates automatically over time, (the rate of generation can be upgraded with another currency, but it cannot be directly gathered) are the most important ones, basically giving you a chance to activate various powerups when you kill an enemy. A few of these powerups are actually extremely impactful, to the point where if your average run will kill 2 enemies, if you get a good powerup you could easily be killing 10 or more. However, it is RNG on getting the good powerups, and outside of having them, your character feels anemic. The yellow upgrades, which come from a currency dropped by enemies, increase your basic stats. It is possible to see the effects of these in action somewhat, but the enemies are so strong that even after many upgrades you will still onl…