Recent reviews by neverlamb

a strangely enjoyable frankenstein gem:
the head (gameplay) is Cookie Clicker
the soul (influence) is Forager
the body (aesthetic) is Minecraft

EDIT: There is no auto-save feature!! Definitely needs to be implemented, I lost hours of gameplay to a power outage. :(

fun if you enjoy: grinding, challenging bosses, grinding, cute 2D art, grinding, gacha, and grinding.

there are much better games out there that have the same mechanic of holding down your left mouse button

i've played this for 2 minutes and im already laughing and smiling this game is so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ special

old school diablo aesthetic + vampire survivor + grindfest = happy gamer

extremely cute idle game. its predecessor is what got me into the great cult of idle games.

Extremely cute and exceptionally simple. You will know the entire gameplay loop within the first ten minutes. It's no Dark Souls, but it's got cats, cuteness, and coziness galore. I enjoy the unique currencies and the progression system, but I think it's way too drawn out. I believe that it should be more focused on the aesthetics(building up your cafe), characters (conversations), and cats(bonding with them and finding their Forever Home), but most of the time you have to farm for days for a couple of chairs alone. I actually like the groceries and cooking a lot, but that's definitely the most tiresome chore of them all, unfortunately. Major props for the adoption awareness campaign going on in the game. I wish for every furbaby in the world a Forever Home.

Overall rating: Cozy/10
SPOILERS: you can get all of your kitties back later(if you want)!

i love idle games

A very strange and unique game that uses the perspective of a civilization/city building game, but the aesthetic feel and appeal of Forager/Stardew. I have no clue where "Another" comes from in the title, because this game is more like a one of a kind. Well worth the 3$. I would love to see more games in this genre (whatever genre it is lol).

i don't find this relaxing like i do islanders, but the frustration/experience is a welcome new perspective on this type of game (pls release more games like this)