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Fantastic game, very gnorp-like but with its own unique content. Progress is a little slow but it's really satisfying and there's tons of strategy.

Fun game, but it feels like I only understand 30% of the game. Some of the achievements are either impossible to earn or very ambiguous to get.

Duck points ruined the game.......

Needs an ending. Getting all the artifacts does nothing and I'm not going to sit through all the prestiges just in case that might do something.

It has promise. It's basically cyberpunk-themed Progress Knight, but with a different take on perk and progression mechanics. The first moments are very absorbing, since it's not idle in a classic sense, as actions complete and new paths unlock at a bright pace. The aesthetic is a fever-dream amalgamation of high sci-fi, Gibson-style cyberpunk and random Ready Player One multiverse cameos of video game and pop culture bosses - not to everyone's taste. The inconsistent genAI imagery is hit and miss and there are several typos and UI glitches, but it's not the most egregious thing. The gameplay is however way too grindy and punishing. Just getting to the first prestige takes days of repetitive loops (at least 500 resets) and there is very little payoff, setting you back to the brutal beginning at a snail's pace. There seems to be no point to prestige at all, as all it effectively does is hard-reset the game. There are several detrimental resources and mechanics that hamper or undo your progress. Even though some perks eventually dampen the negative effects, it still feels like there is little point to them other than to prolong the player's suffering - there is no strategy to avoid them and they don't add stakes to the game, only frustration. It would go a long way to make the bosses more accessible from the get-go, increase starting energy drastically, and reduce the absurd requirements of certain actions so that the progression is smoother and more diverse. Also, having consistent and basic automation in place that isn't hidden behind high-level perks or prestige items would be essential to make this playable long-term.

Very nice game, waiting for the full version

Way too easy, even for a guy without any reflexes like me. But fun, quick and engaging. I don't know how you could extend this to make it a longer game though. It may just be the perfect length.

This is another slick, clean, polished-looking game that tragically reveals as you play it that absolutely zero thought was given to balancing the game; pacing sucks, NONE of the loot item buffs work as advertised, new weapons cost prestige currency and are worse than what you already had, lots of issues. I don't THINK this is an AI game but I understand the accusations in the steam reviews, and it hints at the real issue here: Whoever balanced these things made completely arbitrary decisions without any thought about how it would play, and (most critically) didn't playtest their own game to find out.

It's a quick but a cool one. I liked the concept

Not a lot of depth but nicely balanced for an hour of gameplay where you upgrade the first weapon that still has upgrades and get a bit further every run until you win.

Pretty nice hour of gameplay - not a lot of depth but you're probably not looking for that if you browse through minutes long games.

This has 10 mins of content and is not running particularly well afterwards.

A fun game. Not sure it's tower defense though?

slow but not bad by any metrics if you're confused there is an encyclopedia in game

It's another hackathon entry, nothing to see here.

Poor mouse pad, it's all worn out lol!

Perfect game for a quick incremental while sitting on hold.

Good!

Nice concept, but far too punishing and grindy. Needing to hurry back to camp after every small action, then progress ruined because surprise! camp is actually a snake. Making up for low content with lazy difficulty.