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I liked your game . I liked carrying the cubes and droping them into the pit. It's simple but really satisfying. I think you could expand on that. There could be auto-thrower of the cubes ? Worker carrying themselves ?  

The balance was good : when it was becoming tedious, the upgrades made it unnecessary. I'm not sure to fully comprehend how the automatisation happens : is it dropping a cube in base universe that make it go again in universe 1 ? The inverse ? 

I was a bit slow I think (had the "scenic route" achievement :D ). Thanks for the game, was fun ! 

As for some ideas to help distribute the game : i think this prototype is solid, and would be much more played if it wasn't for the necessary download. And its a big file, i'm not sure you really need >1Go for this game. Maybe try some other engines, more browser friendly like unity / godot ? Or maybe try to package the game to ship the minimum of files. 

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Thank you! I really appreciate you taking the time and rating it :)

As for the automation aspect, I wish I'd made it more clear that it is supposed to be from the upgrade columns which increase the passive tick rate & the launch power & accuracy for each rig -- with enough upgrades, each rig is actually able to shoot its resources directly into the respective pit! Therefore you can set each one up to run continuously while you focus on one, or however you like to do it haha. The base universe becomes the fastest one eventually and the other universes feed into it as well (though I think there's a bug with that particular upgrade) 

Regarding the download & file size... yeah, I agree with you on both points. I should have looked more into setting up Pixel Streaming; it might be laggy & ugly but at least it'd be more accessible haha. I also definitely should have spent a couple more hours focused on reducing the game's size... it's partially due to engine choice, and partially due to being nooby . I might end up trying Godot sometime for sure, sounds like it would help solve both those issues

Thanks again for your time & feedback! Hope you have a great day ahead