QTI - Quantum Tunnel Idle

As of June 10, 2023, this game is not yet ready for release. In total, there appear to be three features in this game. One of these features, a staple of most idle games, can be completely maxed out in about an hour of intentional play. When idling, there's so little to come back to. When actively playing (especially for players who use autoclickers or any other type of macro) you can easily zoom to the end of any strategic features and end up on time-dependent walls. There's no reason to even get through the walls as the bonuses are mostly negligible to the base content. Furthermore, there's no apparent reason to even want to get further in the base content. Nothing happens and you're not rewarded in any way for your efforts. I play a lot of idle games. All I can potentially see here is that this was an attempt at meta-level idling in that, you waste your $3.99 and then spend weeks to months "idling" until the dev releases updates. tl;dr: currently not a game.

QTI - Quantum Tunnel Idle is an unconventional incremental game that turns the strange concept of quantum tunneling into a deliberately absurd idle experience. Developed by Imoyokan and published by Idle System, Inc., the game centers on a determined monkey whose seemingly impossible objective is to get through a wall. Instead of solving complicated physics problems or directly controlling the character, the player watches the monkey continuously charge toward the barrier while managing the systems that gradually improve its chances and overall progression. The premise is ridiculous by design, but that unusual combination of quantum physics, comedy, and automated gameplay gives QTI an identity of its own. The foundation of the game is extremely straightforward. The monkey automatically runs into the wall, and each collision generates gold. The player's main responsibility is deciding how to spend those accumulated resources on upgrades. Gold can improve dice and increase the effectiveness of the overall progression system. There is virtually no demand for quick reactions or complicated controls because the character handles the repetitive physical action automatically. This makes …

one of the worst idles there are, maybe like 4 hours of content and thats stretching it

When update?