Quintillion Quest

Prepare for a challenge with a vast array of choices. You can lose the game rather quickly, but it is great fun to unlock new paths and ways to play.

The idea resonates with me: I love time loop media, and continually retrying as you gain new information and becoming stronger through your failures is exactly why this game seemed interesting at the outlet. Unfortunately, the game lacks clues as to your next actions and the consistency between trials that are staples of the medium. Random chance elements in a game like this are deeply unsatisfying; imagine going through the mines on subsequent runs having mapped out the ore locations to maximize your time instead of lucking into ores. The lack of hints makes the game just feel like an exercise in brute forcing your way through a problem. Then there is the idle game aspect. You can and should completely avoid ever engaging in it. Not only does it mean every trial has a much greater cost associated, it just isn't all that helpful unless you spend an inordinate amount of idle time. In all its an interesting concept, but the gameplay feels too disjointed.

It`s a really interesting incremental game with lots of depth. Instead of a linear path you have a decently high learning curve and quite a lot of depth. The game itself is intuitive and doesn`t hold your hand. So lots of discovering and making intuitive decisions to beat the next obstacle. Amazing game for the price

Fun game. Reminds me of retro sims, that you could play in a browser, but this has more challenging content and fun minigames, not just mindless clicking.

Interesting puzzle game.

I like incremental games, but this one is unnecessarily obtuse and difficult. You never feel rewarded for doing well in a run, and messing up an analysis of ideas (the tetris mini-game) feels REALLY bad when you're on such a crunch. There's so many others out there, try them instead.