Monster Girl Evolution

Fine game for 2 EUR. The art alone is worth it. Currently I'm 2/3 girls done. But... * The game is a just a reskin of the dev's previous project "Anomaly Evolution" without many improvements * The UI is still broken as in, you will be playing most of the game with shop open and when its open, the monster girl is tinny so you cant enjoy it. The attackers are sometimes behind UI. You can resize the window, as it has a locked aspect ratio. The evolution gallery is slow, it does not need to be animated. * Arrow keys to change scenes would be nice to "review" your earned rewords more comfortably. * The scenes don't "finish". A button to do so would be amazing. * Pressing space when viewing a scene almost pauses the animation but also breaks the close button. Only option is to restart the game. * Some of the upgrades still don't make much sense even with the hints. * I would like transcending to take into account the amount that I have over the required limit, so I don't feel like I have waisted my time by not transcending the first second I could. Like if I'm double over the requirement, I get slightly more boost for next round (make it a log function so that its not incentivised to co…

Not worth the purchase. Just another cookie clicker clone where it is set up to lose if you ignore the game for too long unless you are past a certain point where leaving the game idle for 10 more minutes finishes the game for you. If you select new game, poof, all your progress is erased with no way to get it back. Yes, it warns you, but it is not exactly clear with said warning.

Generally a pretty simple "semi" Auto-clicker. There is a mechanic that does require you to always pay a little attention, so I'd recommend having a second monitor with a video. It took me a second to figure out what all the currencies do, but once you learn that, it's pretty smooth sailing. Just don't grow too fast too quick on later transcendings :P

It's an impressive game, starting off with the 3 classic evolutions, each one conquering the Sea (Tentacle Girl), The Sky (Harpy), & The Land (Lamia). From an anime manga lover, scientific mathematic, gaming player nerd, like myself, this game is worth the purchase, despite it's small price, or it's adultery. I'm actually interested if this game might have any new upgrades, updates, or any new add-on's/DLC's later for it's future to come. Whether it maybe or not, thank you to the developer/s of the making of this game.

When I picked this up I thought it was an idler, and it is, I suppose. It starts slow as you would expect from an idler. After a couple of levels the dev decided dropping destructive bugs on your creature was the thing to do. You can't leave your creation alone because the bugs keep dropping, and pretty quick you get a 'ha ha you're dead!' message. The bugs drop fast enough and they're tough enough that the game goes from idler to insane clicker pretty fast! That took all the fun out of it for me. What I saw of the art was ok, but it was nothing special and I'm really not into tentacles anyway.

I dont mine clicking.... does someone know how to kill the yellow victoria quicker... i dont know how :(