Island Idle RPG

While a little rough around the edges, this was a solid incremental/idler game to scratch the itch, especially for the price! Check out more reviews in my [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45773453/]Curator Group[/url]!

This one kinda just sucks honestly

Fun game! Enjoyable and easy to play.

Meh. if you quickly send a bunch of Balgairs to chop a tree, 9/10 will be running into the tree, not doing the chopping animation. It's not very clear how to progress. Things aren't polished too well.

One of Overaction's earlier efforts, I can't really recommend it -- but this feedback is meant to be constructive. There's no apparent scaling to the economy, because there's a finite number of nodes for every resource with a finite cap of gatherers on each. Theoretically you get more money from killing enemies, but the EXP scaling and very limited tiers of equipment make it feel like I'm spending more money in healing items than I'm gaining, especially because the actual coin drops only come in when leaving the combat screen. The game is also clunky -- you can technically move the camera around the small island but it doesn't really feel right, there's no feedback on if you can actually perform an action, the entire cooking menu is bugged (the only message is "cooked_food"). And a nitpick, but while I'm not against using asset packs (I'd much rather they be used than AI slop), cohesion is important and the item icons completely lack this. All this being said, I did buy a bundle of Overaction's idle games, so I'll be taking a peek at them and judging them on their own merits.

I should have looked at it more before buying. Early game was fine, mid game was aight, late game is just... Bad? The UI is unintuitive - stuff you can only buy once stays in the shop and doesn't say anything until you try to buy it again. The worlds and going between them was fine, but when you go the moon one you even go through a flat plane and its just, bad. Assign too many workers at once to a mine or the fishing? It literally breaks. Actually, it does anyways - they collide and walk in place visually. Looking at the developer's Steam page, they just asset flip spam this stuff out. Typos everywhere, inconsistent item values, no real end-game content, it is just lazy. Go buy a game that had time put into, not whatever this developer is making. EDIT: I looked at more of their games and they basically copy and paste the same exact game and switch out some of the assets lol.