Bounty Below

Good game 👍🏻

Фу!

It's a great game with lot's of character and full of references to anime, movies etc. Clearly made with lot's and lot's of love. Incremental ethusiasts will enjoy this quite a bit. The gameplay loop reminds me of reincarnation mangas with the crafting mechanic and such which i like a lot. It could however use some small quality of life changes to make it really shine like descriptions and UI changes. For example if you go into the crafting menu and choose a target you want to craft items for, the game gives you 2 item options to choose from but if you don't want to craft either you can't just back out of the menu, you need to change to another tab and then back to the crafting one. Crafting menu also does not show what items the units currently have so to check that you have to go back to the Unit tab and then back to the Crafting tab. Another example are the items in dungeons. You cannot inspect the stats of an item without picking it up first which means that if you have an item that gives let's say +30 max health and you pick up an item that does not have that, then pick up your original item back up, you will lose those extra health points. Meaning if you had 130/130 hea…

almost definetely the best idle game out there. it literally comes with a roguelike inside it lol. Would love to see more upgrades or unlockables in the future, or more content that comes with rebirth

auto and idle games need to be completely erased from existence.

Would not recommend at this time, might change my review later if some updates to onboarding are made. Game basically drops you into the middle of itself; you have several tab menus, none of which contain any explanation, a couple of which have various subtabs. None of these menus are the first thing you should interact with, which is the rock on the left side of your screen, that you click to break, to collect various currencies. Upon collecting several more, you will be directed to check out a different tab than the one you were on, which seems to be the "research" tab you might find in other games. There are two menu options here (two levels of prestige maybe?) and you should choose the leftmost one, which shows a very fancily drawn upgrade tree. None of this is explained, though, and those unfamiliar with the genre will probably feel lost hovering over all the options before eventually making your way to the bottom of the tree, where you can unlock "water." IT spends your currency. You see no change to the rock, which by the by has remained on your screen the entire time. You click the rock more, until you can unlock "miners." this also does nothing, so you look through the…