Came from your youtube video. I struggle myself to understand what game is "worth continuing development".
I don't usually see the point of incremental games, so this game is one of the first I've played in the genre (in case you needed to know for audience-related data/ study). Pretty addicting. Can understand why people like them. Simple to understand and dopamine hit is pretty consistent. My only gripe is that the UI explanations cover the upgrades I'm trying to press so it stopped the flow quite a bit. I didn't find the aesthetics bad or anything, but maybe adding shiny stuff would make things feel nicer. Oh, and maybe the sfx when the planet grows could sound more positive + ethereal. Sometimes, when it played, I felt like I did something wrong.
The story is a work in progress! But THAT update won't be for quite a while, 'cause I'm still fixing some issues in the current build. I can't believe how many there are after implementing the combat system D:<
Thanks for playing! Yea, originally the theme was inspired by the tomb raider series, but looking at the current development, it may shift towards something else.
One of the two issues sometimes occur in Asset Forge 2.5.1a (Windows)
Using a model I made in 2.4.1:
#1. Pressed vertex snap and proceed to snap the block to another -> pressed undo -> block sometimes goes missing/ whole obj goes missing.
#2. Pressed vertex snap and proceed to snap the block to another -> pressed undo -> block comes back, the x, y, z lines show up but I can't select anything (literally anything)
