Starvester

A idler that just missed being good. While the design is solid and simple story works, gameplay is brought down by an awkward UI that with too much micromanagement.

actually just a stupid game to 100%

Short, sweet. If you like Idle, I'd say $5. I mean you can pay more, but honestly if they want more than $5 they can add more to the game. This feels like they could have added a few more layers and maybe something other than just clicking. It ends to fast for a $6.49 game. Honestly, it feels like this and games like it are all made by one company overseas, and they have a bunch of shell/temp Developers/Publishers and each one is designed to last just long enough to get past the 2 hour refund window.

This is one where I would give a mixed review, but since I liked it more than disliked it, I am giving it a thumbs up. I wish there were tooltips over the resources, and an easy place to see what all of the resources per sec/min were to know if I needed to boost production where it's needed. At times, it was kinda grindy/idle just to get resources to the next milestone only to find I needed to prestige to progress anyways. Also, I would prefer if the challenges were repeatable somewhat or if there were more since the prestige unlocks require 75 total, but to beat the game with all achievements you only need about 30. All in all, it's better than "meh" but not great. However, it was short and sweet, so there's that.

a fun, quick play through which changes up mechanics to keep the grind unique

It's... okay. It's an interesting little idler for the price of a sandwich. One and done for me. Left it open while I took a break too...