Kin and Quarry

This is one of those "If I paid the full price tag instead of getting this game in a bundle, I'm not sure I'd click the thumb's up" situations for me. It's Fine. Not sure if it's $9.99 Fine but it's Fine! Kin and Quarry is a very cute incremental game where you dig in the ground at the request of a Magical Yet Vaguely Sinister Talking Tree in your forest and it lasts about 5-7 hours depending on how well you manage your little foxes, moles, exploding ferrets, necromancer cats, and rabbits. There's an addictive gameplay loop and I managed to make 3 hours magically disappear in one game sitting. The art style is also very cute, with 2D sprites sitting on top of a 3D environment with nice, autumn-flavored lighting. The game certainly looks very cozy and, for a while, it is! However, I will agree with most of the reviews and say the pacing is a problem after you get past the ninth layer. I get it; I've played incremental games before. I've played incremental games where you dig in a giant hole with pickaxes and a giant drill before. I know that after a certain point, the grind is going to increase and you're going to need to gather more points for the skill tree. The problem is the …

nice simple incremental game, watched first on youtube playthrough and then bought and played it.

Fun Idle game

Overall this was a fun game. Its another numbers/stats game. I do wish there was more support for key control with gameplay like hit enter to start a new day for example. Late game, taking over a character becomes useless. Fairies become useless, certain items in the skill trees become useless. However the story did surprise me.

neat enough, plays similar to Coal Inc. but with MUCH less scope and replayability in favor of being a lot more casual and slower paced. the Orb (resource to get upgrades) rates have a weird skew at some points where it will dry up and give u 3/run for certain tiers (if even that) when u still need 300 to max out a mid tier upgrade and unlock better ones u can beat the game very comfortably in 5-6 hours and not even be near maxing out all the upgrades, and u technically cant get every upgrade in the game because the mine just stops and becomes an empty pit once u "beat" the game, u can't go any further enjoyable enough though, and the story is just there to exist and has no real significance but it's a shame that the "evil geomancer" has no appearance or any actual impact on anything? not that its gonna keep u hooked but i was expecting some sort of twist we never got tbh

Simple relaxing game Proceeds to use 50 bombers to lag my game...