This is either a "Yes, I loved it" or "It sucks"

I've played games similar to this one in the past (Clicker Heroes, etc.)
By far, this game's mechanic (For PC) is one of the most complicated. This is not a bad thing. However, this might be something that might take sometime for new players to understand.
(The Auto-Build and Auto-Sales mechanics required you to reach level 5 (As far as I can recall) and it this does takes sometime- and this is just to understand the most simple mechanics in this game)

On the plus side. This game does give different feels from other mouse/screen breaking games. The overall gameplay is likely to be the same but there are some unique mechanics to the game which makes it more interesting. (Especially on PC)

There are some problems I can clearly see in this game though, (which I'll give in-depth details later)
1. The in-game microtransaction which allows you to get the advantages (i.e. Speed boost, Double the products, etc.)
2. The game is harder exponentially
3. The game is a quite complicated and there are some "unnecessary" problems

To explain these problems, you need to understand some simple mechanics of the game. Which I'll brief some if you've never play (Skip if you already understand some basic mechanics of the game)

Well, first, you create a workshop with a simple materials (wood). You gather these and sell to get new materials and reach higher levels. Once you level up, you can speed up the research progress (Yes, you need researchers to research new materials) and your income will be increased.

The problem here is that the higher level you go. The research speed is very slow that it might take hours or even days to reach new materials. Basically, it's very hard to reach high levels without paying. AND even using the microtransaction, the game is still pretty tough (Yes, I'm talking about the research time). In addition to the microtransaction problem, the game does requires a lot of real money
(Once you pay, the upgrade does last for the amount of specific time. You can wait for the event that you will PERMANENTLY get the boost, but it cost 599 gems which is basically impossible to find as the "Gems" currency is next-to-impossible to find.

The most annoying part is that the "Level" in this game is but also isn't the "Reincarnation". This add a lot of confusion and a word "Why?" to my head. This game doesn't required "Reincarnation" to do progress but then again, it's one method to earn more "Crafting lore" and it's quite necessary as the higher level you go- the more crafting lore you'll need to upgrade materials. This is one of the biggest problem so far from my experience. It's because it takes weeks to reach high levels and the game does have option to do reincarnation which bring you back to level 1 (with everything gone).
All I have in my head is "Why?"

The overall look of the game is pretty good however and it's quite addictive. It's hard to judge a game with about 66 hours of time played (By the time this review is written). I'd say if you're playing this game just for fun and expecting to not pay for the game. You may not reach that far into the game as it take ages to do progress. The game is still commendable for its unique mechanic and style. However, I don't highly recommend if you want to make a progress within "reasonable" time range.

It's quite good if you either just want to kill some time or you don't have a life (Just like me)

I am on the fence about this game. I do plan on uninstalling it in the next few days. Maybe it is just way to addictive, or maybe it is because I can leave it running in the background and not get anywhere.. I could just only log in once a day. But mainly it is because everything gets more expensive as you progress and nothing adds up correctly to match . Or it could be the use of the letter "E" to give amount instead just telling the amount and it gets confusing as to what anything is really worth.

On a side note, when you leave it running in the background, it will log itself out. or go offline. it looks like it is running but it is not and any changes you make to the game, will not be saved. You will not know it has gone offline, unless you shut the game off. Then when you log back in , it will tell you how long it has been since you last logged out. For me I several times logged out for a few minutes and when logged back on, it said I had been offline anywhere from 20 minutes to several hours.

The game is free to play and is "fine" for an idle game.
It is good if you want to try something new but there are some issues.


1. Game resolution:
- There is no option for full-screen borderless (only full-screen and multiple default sizes).
- It is impossible to change the screen-size when in the tutorial phase. (you need to hide the tutorial text to make the screen size visible in the option menu) [This bug needs to be fixed seriously -_-* bad user experience]

2. P2W
- The early game doesn't have a pay wall but it's clearly an aggressive marketing.
(For example, there is a random pop-up that can appear randomly to buy some x2 booster for 24H... (Those pop-ups seem to appear once every 10–20 minutes)
to be fair, it only asks for 40 gems or fewer than 1€ but still)
- Almost all paid advantages are limited in time. The only permanent paid stuff is a currency that can be obtained just by playing.
For example, a time booster (get 1 week of resources instantly) is around 6€.
- And plenty of others issues...
- I don't know how to place this but it is supported by the "federal ministry of transport and digital infrastructure".
This doesn't feel right with the user experience (random pop-up to buy a booster). At least, the price is "cheap" i guess :/



I can't say that this game is good, but it's not the worst game loop either...
It's strangely "average" or bellow average.

4/10 game

This game can appear as one of the most simple. However, the depth of gameplay can get all the way into multiple strategies coupled with very advanced statistics. Fun ofr all.

p2w? let me tell you a thing or two about save editors

its a fun game when you are tired and don't have time or just need to not think much after a long day

I used to play this a ♥♥♥♥ ton on phone. One of the most interesting idle (with optional semi-active) incremental games out there. There is a lot of depth to it, especially compared to other incremental/idle games.

With regular events, that are identical in basics (as the basics is your regular play) the details and crafting combinations are vastly different and require you to think what item do you upgrade first? With the events, your regular play is spiced up very nicely. While the events are fun and short, they do have the potential to give amazing rewards for your regular play. So participating in them is optional, yet a major benefit!

There is the ability to invite your friends, you can get some rewards from having several friends, and the more you got linked the better (in mobile the max was 9, not sure what it will be now...) but I noticed that in the PC version you can not spam rewards anymore, although this is technically a 'nerf', it does make it a bit more balanced then it was before.

One thing I personally disliked, is the fact I had to start over. Cross play would be amazing, but I also know (as a developer and programmer myself) this is extremely hard and this was written within 48 hours of the PC version launching. So maybe if we are lucky :D

Although the game, coming from mobile to PC, has it's micro transactions that give it a slight 'pay to win' side, I have never paid on phone (and do not expect to do on PC either!)

As with the mobile version, it is free to play and you CAN keep it that way and still enjoy a lot of content. The micro transaction currency is sparse early on but will get more abundant when you get further in the main game and are active in events. You get 1 gem daily, right from the start. And you can upgrade this with both achievements and paying those gems (which will be slow, but CAN be obtained from events as well!)

Although some minuses in my opinion, the game is just as amazing as I once found it on mobile, with some new things and balance updates, it might be even better! I full hardly suggest people try this! (Take a week, as it is an incremental xD )

You start with $10 to buy your first resource production (wood). From there, you can either wait for the source to produce the wood, or you can tap on it repeatedly to speed up production. Sell the wood to earn money to increase the amount of wood produced. Repeat the process for even more money. While doing this, your scientists are researching the next items you can produce. Eventually you will have enough money to buy the next production source, bows. You use the wood to produce the bows. In a perfect balance, you will produce enough wood to sustain your bow production.
As the game progresses, the cost of each item or source increases, which results in more expensive items for you to sell. Merchants will help sell items for you, and you can buy more to sell more items at the same time, producing an idle income.
Overall, this is a great game to simply pass the time, and works just fine on my 7 year old laptop.

I like the game in the simpleness of its game machanics. it is just what it says, idle clicker game. Not for the must be done now, as it is limited when you do not spend money, but it does not leave you out in the cold if you do not want to spend anything. I am moving, yes slower, but still steadily and I have played this game for free.

its ok i guess