Reincarnated as a Dark Lord Before Taking Over the World with Power 999999999

A good time! I enjoy how the mechanics build a world-structure and show your progress abstractly. As for the mechanics themselves, it is quite satisfying to find just the right path to just barely hit the needed breakpoints to reach a goal in time. I wasn't expecting such a nailbiter! That said, the Chapter Memory XP is nice when you just need a little push over the edge after trying for a while. It's a good balance of difficulty and giving you a break. I do kinda wish that the speed-up wasn't mutually costed with extra time, though. If I need extra time, then I'd really like the speed-up to get through all of what I'm doing. Granted, if I need extra time, I know there's better options anyway.

The concept of the game is interesting and for 3$ it is a steal. I had fun playing it buuuut... The game left a really bad aftertaste in my mouth to be honest. The story is extremely gruesome. That was to be expected from the title I suppose, but usually in this type of isekai trope, the reincarnated villain still has some redeeming qualities or some kind of interesting end goal. Here you are playing as a pure sociopath without a single good quality about him. *********************** Minor spoilers and SA trigger warning ahead: *********************** Some actions that you take for example involve: - Casting a paralysis spell on elves to use them as "wombs" (the game's term, not mine) to breed goblins. Yes, it is as vile as it sounds. - Torturing innocent fairies (not optional btw) - Slowly torturing a benevolent king to take revenge. Revenge for... Not letting you genocide his kingdom I guess? I was very confused by the regular use of the word revenge, as if the main character isn't always the aggressor. - Chasing and devouring a benevolent goddess just because you want to genocide a kingdom - Nuking said kingdom. Not an enemy kingdom, nor an aggressor. You just…

This game gets the isekai itch so perfectly. Amazing Re:Zero inspired mechanics. Love the game!

As a big fan of Incremental Games, this is probably the best adaptation of it into a more condensed experience. It takes all of the optimization and number crunching that you need to do in a good Incremental game to make sure that you aren't stuck there for hours and turns it into the core mechanic of the combat and exploration of the game. I think this style needs to be done more, and I am so happy to have access to this!

I managed to get the Seal ending of Chapter 4 without killing the Port Town. Vote for me as your less-monstrous Dark Lord candidate. Don't ask me about any crimes I may have committed in other Chapters or timelines.

more puzzle than idle good story