this is so fuckin slick.  i want to lick the ui, which is my favorite kind of ui.

i've never seen a time-loop-idler before (and i don't know whether you just invented a genre or not) but it's really fascinating.  i can't comment too much more yet because this has been running for a couple hours and it's probably going to need to be left overnight to make more significant progress lol but i really want to see it through

It's nice to see another systems game, hello there! This is a neat and clever incremental game with a cool core mechanic, although as someone who struggles with feeling impatient in incremental games, I was frustrated at times. Discovering new options and figuring out my ideal path felt exciting, though, and the UI was clean and felt responsive. It's high time people recognized the inherent eroticism of the progress bar. 

Interesting idle concept, but it takes a very long time to get to anywhere interesting. Would be nice to have some sort of permanent way if increasing flux, having to wait for 20 chat up locals to start a loop only for a loop to fail because you ordered things wrong is pretty annoying. Some sort of speed up for that would also work.

Also I can't seem to buy a gym membership with exactly 10 coins, is the shop check a > and not a >=?

One of the coolest idle games I ever saw! Great concept, and very good execution! I like the colorful and coordinated interface, and your pixel art animations are very lovely and add something to strive towards. I keep discovering new things as the game keep going, there's just so much to do and optimize, I love it!

Edit: Still playing it in the background, and reached the monsterfolk sex events, those are fun and I like how each one gives you something specific to work towards in a loop! I feel like "chat up locals" shouldn't be an action but a permanent flux buff, it can feel a bit tedious to wait through 20 of those to see how the rest of your run goes.

I love a good idle game, but I’ve found a lot of entries in the genre need a tutorial/wiki to get the most out of it - and this one desperately needs it. The interface isn’t self explanatory, and the way the looping system works isn’t intuitive - which is a bit of a problem when that’s the main gameplay loop. It took reading the comments to understand how to increase flux, and I genuinely can’t figure out the next step from there. I tried following the description instructions and get my speed up to 10 to fuck the Chronobunny, but it’s still telling me I’m too slow to fuck - meanwhile the world is expanding so fast that it’s unclear if this should even be my focus right now - and if not, what should be. Even little things go unexplained, like the fact right click moves the map, or why we want to fix the looping power the phoenix gave us in the first place.

I’m really disappointed I haven’t been able to get further! The sprites that you posted in the server are both gorgeous and have me super intrigued (the angel design? incredible!) and I can see the vision of how satisfying it’d be to build up an action queue of A->B->C->D, augmenting it depending on what skills you’re building up and the like. (The thumbnail is also super cute!)

This feels like something that’d be great to come back to in 3, 6 months when people more dedicated to the genre than me have figured out how this game wants you to interact with it and have written up a guide. It sounds like your team is interested in expanding past the jam, so all the best for that!

So I've definitely only just scratched the surface on this one but I can already tell the loop has me hooked, and I'm not even usually an idle game player! The presentation is really clean, and the whole timeloop premise (I love that it's basically, what if Groundhog Day but sexy and an incremental game) adds a really interesting complication to the progression structure.

The sprite style and simple animations are very nice. I've never played this kind of idle game before so I wasn't really sure what was going on with all the numbers. Just kind of running around exploring was fine, but not knowing how stats worked was confusing, I kinda got it after they started to ramp up more. Haven't found a use for the kinks yet though.

I don't really understand anything that's going on. I'm not sure what the requirements are for any of the interactions. I'm just kinda grinding numbers with no clear goals. The game looks nice tho.

So 3 days in, this one immediately got its hooks in me and I'm trying to 100% it to the best of my ability. I love the pixel art style a lot, the succubus has a super appealingly palette for me, and the idea of an idle game based around optimized routing kind of tickles my brain in a way that is deeply engaging. The kind of fiddlyness of the routing is extremely satisfying and I like so much of the core interactions. 

I do think the communication is the biggest issue aside from some quality of life features-- there's a lot of stats and mechanics that are hard to understand on their own (active stat vs level of stat) and trying to figure out where the sweet spot of your stats should be could be better communicated, but honestly I'm having a great time, thank you for this. 

A cool game idea but it seems optimal to just let the game sit there for an hour or two exploring the town to maximum completion just to max out how many locals there are to talk to so that you have enough flux to do the rest of the content and that seems bad. might have to require engaging in other areas to increase amount of locals to talk to. I like the animations of the sucubus

Extremely addictive, despite needed some bug fixing or tweaks (the thresholds resetting when you refresh, The Nest freezing sometimes, broken tooltips or scrap drops etc.). Overall an excellent idle game with sleek pixel art and an app that I kept running on the side for the past two days. Thank you, this was very fun and I'd be thrilled if you released a full version.

I liked the experience and concept.
I'm not personally a fan of idle games, but it was fun to explore what my patience allowed me to do.

The feedback I would give, is that "not enough speed" didn't gave me a target to acquire in order to reach the "permanent boost" ;)

Really solid incremental game with a lot of puzzle solving through the schedule planning system. Really dig the loop. Like others have said, I would love to see this run in the background, as I just started running a schedule and then came back and the schedule just stopped running.

That aside, super enjoyed this one and got lost in minor addiction optimizing my schedule to explore the inner city and improve my stats at the other locations.

Cool incrimental, unfortunately nothing is really well explained, if i didn't have a friend in a call telling me how games like this work I would NOT have figured it out, it's also quite slow (not a bad thing per se, but when weve got over 50 games to rate it takes a bit)

I love me a good incremental game, and this one was quite addictive. My biggest complait, however, is that the game seems to stop when I switch tabs. An idle game should keep working while you do other stuff! Other than that, really good.

Very in-depth incremental, nice job!