A very fun and VERY simple game.
I got it as part of a bundle and I probably wouldn't put it's worth at 5 euros.

I did enjoy the game and went back to it a few times. It has a fun, quirky charm to it and it inspired me with the world and lore. It is much shorter than the 14 hours I spent on it as there really isn't much content here gameplay-wise. While playing I just got the wrong idea about a point in the game so I stalled a good bit.

I did a lot of runs just to collect upgrades and such because I thought that a certain point in the game is gonna be the part of the game where it takes off the training wheels and brings in the real challenge so I wanted to be prepared. But NOPE. Not even a climactic boss fight or anything. You go there, cinematic, game over which kinda ruined the feel of the game for me in the very end. (Not enough to not recommend the game of course. I had a lot of fun with it.)

Apart from that, the economy of the game is broken as all hell as I was very quickly sitting on millions of currency that had absolutely no use because unless you have an upgrade to unlock - too bad. And I did feel like I was just running the same strategy round and round because it worked out the best for me because the random nature of the game gave me no guarantees on what items would be available to me during the mission. (Also, quick note: You can't fend off the pushover boss indefinitely. The third time he just comes in and offs you instantly. "60 minutes" is a hard cap for a single mission.)

A very fun and VERY simple game. I got it as part of a bundle and I probably wouldn't put it's worth at 5 euros. I did enjoy the game and went back to it a few times. It has a fun, quirky charm to it and it inspired me with the world and lore. It is much shorter than the 14 hours I spent on it as there really isn't much content here gameplay-wise. While playing I just got the wrong idea about a point in the game so I stalled a good bit. I did a lot of runs just to collect upgrades and such because I thought that a certain point in the game is gonna be the part of the game where it takes off the training wheels and brings in the real challenge so I wanted to be prepared. But NOPE. Not even a climactic boss fight or anything. You go there, cinematic, game over which kinda ruined the feel of the game for me in the very end. (Not enough to not recommend the game of course. I had a lot of fun with it.) Apart from that, the economy of the game is broken as all hell as I was very quickly sitting on millions of currency that had absolutely no use because unless you have an upgrade to unlock - too bad. And I did feel like I was just running the same strategy round and round because it worked out the best for me because the random nature of the game gave me no guarantees on what items would be available to me during the mission. (Also, quick note: You can't fend off the pushover boss indefinitely. The third time he just comes in and offs you instantly. "60 minutes" is a hard cap for a single mission.)