Paperwork

[h1]Puzzle with numbers go up[/h1] It's less of an incremental, and more of a puzzle, with stages within levels it has. Sure, you can build however you want, but the way this game works is all about "[b]stacking multipliers[/b]" on a single desk [i](after finishing 1st lvl)[/i]. But still, it felt satisfying to get these things [i]working[/i]. [hr][/hr] Progression here, as well as puzzles, are [b]very easy[/b], its comparable to web puzzle games. [i]Some may even see it as a dealbreaker.[/i] At start, pace even seems [b]too fast[/b], but it keeps ever-evolving by introducing more desks and placement synergies. At the last level you're put to the task of maximizing [b]every[/b] desk's profits, [i]optionally[/i] on [b]every level[/b]. These were really easy, except on [spoiler]level 3 when one of the bonuses was further than was expected.[/spoiler] Variety given is [b]very[/b] little, being the main reason of why game wasnt difficult and taking ~2 hours to complete. But gameplay remained entertaining. Incremental's finest theme: corporate greed, whats not to love here xd. There are few problems with the game's flow, like values not updating when they should, no hotkeys for desk …

Honestly, the game feels totally unfinished. Poor optimization paired with poor graphics, plus bugs with calculating my profits—which is the most important aspect of the game. The game has very little to offer; we’re familiar with practically all the mechanics right from the start, and as we progress, we just get new combinations with new desks—nothing interesting, nothing fun. I’m not trying to be a hater—I can see that the game was made by a single person—but in its current state, it can at best be called a demo, or it should be on itch.io for free as an abandoned project.

Good way to spend a couple hours. The Balanced Achivment was a bit difficult, Had to look up a guide.

Very short incremental puzzle game, not really anything crazy special, but it does what it aims for well enough I enjoyed my time with it

First person in tiny, disconnected, rooms makes it really hard to remember how everything is setup. I quit before the first hour, after buying because of the demo

Great little game in the clicker genre. Really enjoyed the playthrough.