It seems to now be a mobile thing, which is nice, as there are few good mobile tycoons (I have found anyhow) and bad, as I do not particularly fancy "unrealistic" reward, gem, speedup, whatever systems and these room/upgrade thingys aren't really my case (give me spreadsheets or let me build the office from the ground up, but don't do anything inbetween!).

However, I have only spent a very short amount of time in this version. 3 or 4 (short) attempts on PCand one on mobile (why isn't this on the App Store or something like that?).

With the PC ones, the main issue was the font not being legible. Like at all. It all morphs into one big blob, with the individual letters not being identifiable. Kinda, like trying to read something without your glasses on. Tried it via the Itch App for Windows.

As for mobile, the close button wouldn't do anything a couple of times (via Brave for Android on an Xperia 10 IV) and minimized tutorial messages wouldn't show up after clicking on the expand button.

On both devices, however, after it prompts you to upgrade your furniture, I believe, with mobile showing some Polish (?) dialogue in the tutorial window, it kinda doesn't progress text-wise, with the pointy finger pointing at the - it closed on me while writing this, so I have to take a guess - CPU tech-tree? The one, where the lowest most upgrade costs 1,800 RP. It prompts me to research something that doesn't exist (in that window). Some production process, I believe. No matter what I research, neither the textbox nor the pointy finger disappear. If this is the end of the tutorial and it just tries to tell you "welp, now you're on your own!", then make the finger disappear and the tutorial tell you that (I skipped through it mostly, so I may have not seen that one?). If not, well, it doesn't progress past this point.

Also, the tutorial-dialogue hides some buttons (for example - rewards collection after collecting the first batch).

Thank you for reading this. Looking forward to what may become of this, if kinda lesser so than before the revamp. And please, post at least some kind of devlog accompanying the next update, because that way you can see the progress at first glance (without opening "More information", which, on the Windows App, doesn't even tell you, when the last update hit.