Astro Nova

Idle & Incremental Lovers recommends Astro Nova : [i] Astro nova has a great minimalist geometric look to it. Upgrades provide good player agency (body, main and sub weapon, ultimate, booster, assists), and the prestige tree is well-built and meaningful.[/i] + Simple and nice neon aesthetic + Pleasant ambient music + Player is active and the game demands some skill + Multiple ships (bodies) playing differently + Great ship customization option, enabling various builds - A little grindy towards the end Overall, a very chill experience. Why don't people believe I'm a Russian space explorer? Cos 'm not. Hope this review is helpful! Follow my curator page for more Idle & Incremental games recommendations : [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/46077092-Idle-Incremental-Lovers/]Idle & Incremental Lovers Curator page[/url]

I really liked this game's web demo, but replaying it now is an exercise in frustration. Randomly running out of Flux while the projectile that should beat the boss is in travel, getting touched once by one enemy who can freely move through the arena walls freezes you in place so the swarm devours you, grabbing one upgrade I hadn't seen before and being stuck with armor that doesn't seem to help even when fully upgraded.... At least it's not very expensive. Definitely play the Steam demo first.

This is a great game, had a lot of fun with it.

Great game for anyone who likes bullet-hell. The ascension is very rewarding and the pacing is very good with the upgrades that make the first 10 sectors go way faster. The game is very unforgiving (in a good way)- small mistakes can mess you up unless you think quickly, which pushes you to make smart decisions and think ahead a few seconds. Fast-paced, excellent variety in enemies, very fun to make your own preferred build, and appropriately bite-sized.

100% achievements in 2 hours Roguelite shooter that is also like an incremental The random skill was fun Only thing the game needs is player bullets alpha settings so I can see the enemies and enemies' attacks better

Astro Nova was a really interesting mix of bullet hell gameplay and choice-based RPG elements where you keep buffing your ship each run. The ascension (prestige) system is actually pretty solid and gives a nice sense of long-term progression. It kept things feeling fresh instead of repetitive, and overall the game stayed engaging the whole time. It was honestly pretty addictive without dragging on longer than it should. That said, having to ascend over and over again and restart from scratch got a bit frustrating at times, especially when it felt like I was just repeating the same grind to move forward.