Paperwork

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

[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 …

good 3 hours of fun for the price, would like something like this at a bigger scale

absolutely worth my money

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