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Nothing special. I was in the Space level, and I had many balls on screen and was pretty far in upgrading everything (except for Buckets, since they are not really worth it).

It was really fun, until I got an error

So yeah, the game is really fun. It would be great, if you could navigate the upgrade menu easier. Being able to zoom in the upgrade menu (and maybe even in the world) would be cool.

My strategy was to spawn as many workers as fast as possible, while they're worth their cost, and then let them run out of time. I found it somewhat annoying, when a super slow worker spawned, since I wasn't able to use up all of the "free worker" limit efficiently.

I also don't think you should be worried about using the word "death" instead of "retirement" ;)

Wave 10 didn't finish for me. This was probably because I didn't upgrade the "Boss" upgrade and therefore the game didn't know what to do

Bulldozer Guy got stuck mid air, because I had too much garbage in front of him.

This guy:
"My goal was to focus on the game design instead of the art"
proceeds to create amazing art

I'm making a bullet hell game myself and I must say, your sounds and music are amazing. Where do you have these from?

I'll keep an eye on this. In the meantime you can play the infinite map, if you like to (it feels more like Vampire Survivors).

I will implement 2 and 3.
Have you played Brotato?
Because there, the map is also constricted. Do you feel, that it feels like Brotato or more constricted?

Hey!

The last couple of months I've been working on a survivorslike. While there is still a lot of things that need improvement, I'm not sure what to change next. I currently don't have any player feedback. I would appreciate any feedback! :)

https://korboh.itch.io/abyss-survivors

I've noticed, that your game launches in the same window on Firefox. For some reason It always opens a new window for my game. Did you make any special configurations in godot or itch.io?

Nice to hear!
The game was developed using Godot for the engine and GIMP for the visuals. If you have any other questions or feedback, feel free to ask!

Thank you a lot!
I definitely will continue working on it.
I'd like to make it straightforward enough, so it doesn't need a tutorial, like Vampire Survivors. Was there anything in the game that was unclear to you?

I have maintained the same temperature anomaly (+.92°C) and the same total CO2 in PPM (366) now for the last 3000 years. It would have been great if there was the option to really win the game instead of just building the eco dome and save yourself.

There are a lot of individual posts, categorized by tier. How did you come up with all of these and how many are there?

So this is the fourth iteration on my idle game. Controls should be in the game description.

Link: https://korboh.itch.io/constantinoble

Build a kingdom and earn lots of gold. You can choose between different play styles: Active clicking, strategic and challenging or passive and relaxed.

Clicking the button produces gold. You have a main building, which gives you its full production value. After that you can build vassal buildings. These give you a percentage of their accumulated wealth. After that you can build for each vassal their own vassals and so on and so on. In order to have vassals of a certain rank, you have to be higher rank than them. Mines empower your clicking strength, farms increase your passive income, castles give a bit of both and have a high vassal limit and towers leach a lot of gold, but produce more gold later on.

If the clicking gets to tiresome, you can drag a building to one of the buttons on the left side, to copy its entire hierarchy. You can then paste it with the  associated number or by clicking the button.

It's better on the PC version. The fundamental problem is, that with every additional metal, every family takes more time to check out the market. I will either reduce the pace of unlocking metals or modify the market trading algorithm to make less comparisions.

Opening and Closing the Menu is such an obvious point, it's embarassing it never occured to me.
Adjacent building boosts would give the game a good amount of strategic complexity. So I will definitively look into that.
Thanks a lot!