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I almost missed out on a good idle game because of the top review (by Clawdius) at the time of writing this.

First, about Clawdius' review:
• The first part of the review, which was before the edit is completely false (it's an old review so i'm not sure how it was back then, it might've been true 2-3 years ago *IF* there were options to buy lots of diamonds and tickets directly, but what I see right now is that there's only 2 actual good but not necessary upgrades which only x2 your gains).
The second part of the review:
• Very funny section, Clawdius only has 30 hours put into the game and he talks all about this stuff that needs at least hundreds of hours to reach. Even more, that review update was within 1 day of the first part of the review. It doesn't take a genius to figure out that Clawdius is most likely cheating. At this point it's easy to see how he doesn't know math and struggles with understanding how he is inexperienced at playing the game by talking about how hard it is to gain crystals and the small numbers/gains he puts out. You can see from this part of the review that he only wants a quick cheat-able game to finish. It's an idle game for god's sake. You play it for a few minutes every now and then, for a very long span of time.

The game:
• Not gonna lie, the UI/UX needs some upgrade. the hints can be better placed too instead of everything being dumped in the FAQs. Not everything is intuitive so you'll need to read a bit or experiment.
• The game is pretty straightforward and simple, you might need a few try-this-try-that and feel the game out for a few hours and every now and then a new feature is unlocked, but after that it's easy to understand.
• It's a relaxing and dopamine-releasing game with how generous it is with rewards. Figure out new stuff > Wait a bit to upgarde > Exit game and do something else for a few hours > Go back to game, get rewarded, spend, get rewarded again > Cycle.
• If you're the type to always have the game on and your eyes can't leave the screen and you can't stop clicking, then as long as you have enough HQ level (which honestly isn't big), you might catch some events that reward you HUGELY for your dedication (currently there is an easter event, where eggs fall in the screen and clicking on it speeds up wait times, very rewarding).
• The more you play the game, the less active time and effort you'll need because of the upgrades you unlock and buy.
• The perfect tag for this type of game that I don't see anywhere is actually "Tycoon". Before "Idle" was mainly used for games like these, "Tycoon" was a popular tag for many good flash (and Roblox) games.

A great classic to keep you entertained for a day!

The game needs a tough PC, but if you do, you'd probably have 3x more hours than I have right now.

Edit: I need someone to free me from this game, lately this game ate up all but 4 hours of my daily time.

Looking forward to more cards and balances to fail rates / payouts. The current meta is to have max tables asap and hire Lucky Boys so you can have a high chance of not failing, which means no trials, easily getting to day 10.

1000 hours pog

The first few games, I already thought that the game was pretty bland in terms of skills, combos and mobs. But that's only because I haven't unlocked the other characters and weapons, which do actually provide some degree of variation to gameplay, but in the end it's pretty bad because the game still needs a lot of work in terms of balancing.

Although the normal play time per run is around 20 minutes (that is if you survive), it's way too short to actually be fun. Because fun in these types of games start when you get your combos down. That's where Endless mode saves the day for this game, else I probably would've stopped playing by 2 or 3 hours. But then the problem with endless mode shows itself, because once you get to around level 40, you'll start to get almost no exp at all that you'd probably kill a boss or two or even more first before you level up. Aside from that it just gets so laggy, probably due to the insane amounts of health or speed that each mob instance has, which should probably get toned down a bit and instead have them deal more damage to players instead of a flat 1 damage all throughout the game.

TLDR: I recommend the game because of endless mode, but I also currently don't because the game still needs a lot of balance works.

I believe that children are capable of working directly out of the womb. I put my first born daughter to work as a miner, logger, and fisher at the age of 1 hour in a world similar to Muck. It paid very handsomely (thousands of golds already) and there was only the pain of having to go back to a blacksmith every time a tool broke down. I believe my daughter can make me millions of gold in just the span of 2 weeks, as I've seen other people's children make that amount within half a month.

I have nothing but gratitude towards those who legalized child labor, this truly has been a success for the economy.

10/10, ghost is French

Matt, you deserve the Labor of Love Award <3

Finding the way to the key and exit for any level didn't take me a minute to do so, but getting there? It takes freaking AGES.
This game torture shouldn't be finished in one sitting like I did. But if you did so like me, congrats.

As I said before, navigating is easy because there aren't that many dummy paths and the directions they take are pretty straightforward, so it's easy to follow the flow towards the key and exit. The longest I took time in finding the path would probably be in level 95, and it still didn't take me a minute.

On the other hand, the movement sucks. It just does. Even if you use Cheat Engine to hack the game / movement speed, it still does. I'd even go as far to say that it's what killed this game.

If you're here for a fun time or steam achievement collecting, I wouldn't recommend it to you, but if you want to torture someone with this game then I highly recommend it.