Astromental Incremental

Like most incremental games, the main focus here is on mining, although this time you are mining objects in space, such as planets, for matter. The actual mining starts out as a simple process. You hold down the mouse button over a planet and wait for the circle to fill, with each completed circle counting as one mining cycle. Fortunately, you can enable automatic mining fairly early, which makes the process much more convenient. Once enabled, you only need to position the circle over a planet and leave it there. Progress is initially quite fast. Each mining cycle gives you one matter, but it does not take long before you can start investing that matter into upgrades, including upgrades that increase how much you earn from each cycle. You can also eventually purchase asteroids, which bounce around the screen and generate additional matter whenever they hit the borders or collide with other space objects. There is no traditional upgrade tree for the main progression. Instead, upgrades are divided into four categories covering asteroids, clicking, planets, and comets. Asteroid upgrades can increase their number, movement speed, and the amount of matter earned from each collision. T…

Well, I WAS having fun, but it appears you cannot obtain both "True to His Word" and "The Fall" achievements. At the end of the game you are given a choice which will prompt one of the 2 achievements. I did that and then started a new game, went all the way through it for the sake of a solitary achievement, but the question never popped this second time around despite creating a new save file smh. :(

Aesthetically pleasing, but lack the dopamine for both an incremental and an idle game. Comet after comet, the progression doesn't feel much different. Skill cooldown are also too long to make the gameplay active. Skill tree progression is also slow - there's only (a) Burn; (b) Ionize; (c) Shockwave, the rest are currency upgrades. After 1-2 hours of gameplay, every single "prestige" feels exactly the same. Research also resets in between runs and it is not permenant, and you can only really focus on discount upgrades as bonus upgrades do nothing. Overally, it doesn't fit my taste.

tried the demo and thought the game looked fine but after 2+ hours i can confidently say this game sucks, "warping" aka prestige gives you a classical skill tree "progression" where almost none of them are worth it, scaling sucks and i believe some stuff is just straight up broken?? would not be surprised if this was vibe coded w/o playtesting your own game dont repeat my mistake of buying this game

chill idler about bouncing asteroids off the sun. can clicker max or be an idle chungus. either way, space dust. stars. planets. explosions, cool

Addictive game. Allot of fun has more was to level up the other games.