Big Golden Rock

I really like this game! It’s simple and chill, the pacing feels really nice and the progression never feels too rushed or too slow. The new update also adds a lot of content, and I’ve been playing for quite a while and still haven’t completed it! ^-^

There is a big golden rock in the middle... do not worry it is not Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's cousin... but it could be! This is a small, fun, incremental idler title where you slowly destroy giant golden rock... then faster... and even more faster. Very relaxing. It'll take you around 5-8 hours to beat and you'll have a good time.

Cool game with good graphics and gameplay. Maxed every upgrade and prestige in about 6-8 hours. Overall had a fun time playing it!

Chill decent super short game. just a few bucks on the steam store, but I enjoyed it with my community on Twitch! Thanks for the fun!

Really fun game! I honestly enjoyed my time with it. The progression feels satisfying, there are a lot of upgrades and different ways to increase your damage and resources, including prestige upgrades, and watching everything get more powerful is pretty addictive. The pixel art is also really nice and gives the game a lot of charm. Simple concept, but surprisingly fun. Definitely worth checking out if you like incremental/clicker games!

This is a fun and addictive idle/incremental game with a satisfying progression loop. Starting from simple manual clicks and gradually unlocking archers, turrets, missiles, and even UFOs creates a great sense of progression, while the chaotic pixel-art visuals make watching your firepower grow genuinely satisfying. The Prestige and skill tree systems also provide plenty of upgrades to experiment with. However, the core gameplay can become repetitive since everything revolves around destroying the same giant rock, and the overall progression feels quite short. I was able to unlock several Prestige levels within just one hour, making it feel possible to reach the endgame in around 6–8 hours. Adding more objectives, Prestige levels, and long-term progression would give players more reasons to keep coming back.