Rock Bottom

Pretty good for roughly 4 hours I would love to see more features since towards the end game its a bit tedious to farm all those ores just for the objectives

It's a fun little game with a incremental progression style gameplay that doesn't really overstay its welcome. Honestly very satisfied with the purchase.

It was 'fine'. I'm leaving a positive review because I generally found the experience pleasant. Time to 100% is around 4-5 hours, so everyone should personally consider if that game time is worth the price point for themselves. Some things I enjoyed: I thought the artstyle was fairly pretty. When you finally reach the endgame it can feel satisfying to go through previous levels and demolish them. Progression is very constant, so you never feel like you're stuck on a power plateau. Some things that I didn't appreciate very much: Once you get powerful, I feel like my character moves very slow - especially left and right. I'd have enjoyed seeing ways of getting movement speed higher than the max. Some of the level generations make the ore density lower than others. One level in particular has slower movement and lower density, which is a little tedious. While it's nice to get powerful, I didn't find any of the upgrades particularly exciting, perhaps beyond the base power unlocks. The character isn't weak, but it felt to me like most of the upgrades were just general yield/processing speed/power increases, and that's not as interesting as other upgrade trees I've seen in incre…

It was fun, I liked it. Achievements are easy to get, no thinkin. Good after work. Just kind of expected more to the story. 7/10

Wanted to like this game but it got extremely repetitive and boring. There was no variety between levels and almost ever single upgrade was "wait less"

I don't usually do reviews but this is the best mining game to come out in a longgg time. I haven't finished it yet, just took a break to mention how enjoyable the mechanics are, the unlocking and expanding of new skills keeps it interesting, the actions are fluid. Hoping for a part 2.