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I love this concept.  The game has really great potential.  The difficulty quickly escalates the larger your army gets.  Battles last so long that other armies end up getting sucked in.  Unfortunately you have to defeat an ENTIRE army to necromance.  By that time you're already getting flanked by other armies and are pretty much guaranteed to get wiped out.  The game would be a lot easier if you could necromance fewer units at a time (like maximum 5 or 10) or if you could withdraw from combat that has already started (and reposition your forces) when more armies are approaching.  Also would be nice to be able to position individual units (or smaller groups) to surround and flank enemies.  Without tactical control this game is lacking. Besides that, this is a fun great game.

Wish you could idle skills (like you can in Melvor Idle).  Otherwise it's pretty grindy (kind of like actual Runescape, lol).  Nice little game so far.  I like the cooking.  I always got annoyed burning everything in Runescape.  Cooking is not that hard in real life, really.

Needs bigger purchasing amounts (x100 is not enough).  An autoclicker is basically required to play this game and can't handle more than 5-ish clicks per second. Had a lot of fun playing, but the late game is pretty slow.  Maybe the late game apprentices could unlock auto-purchasing.

Can't escape from a boss fight when you realize you can't win.  Party getting wiped is horribly unforgiving.  No saves, basically it's a hardcore game when you're fighting bosses.  The amount of grind is ridiculous.  It's pretty fun, but you have to play cautiously if you want to avoid losing hours of progress.

Wish there was a way to upgrade income after prestiging.  Tons of lag after prestige 7, you literally can't see the early asteroids because they're too small.  Planets after 30 or so are crazy expensive, and it's the same thing over and over.

That aside, I found this game really fun.

frustratingly hard.

The font is unreadable, and the buttons don't work.

Dying after 5 seconds when the game loads is a little extreme.  The passage of time and food consumption in this game is pretty crazy.  Not much point in upgrading anything besides food, because if you run out, you die.

Autosaving, no save scumming.  You lose it all and now you're in debt with no way out.  Just like real life.

Point and clicking tiny circles to collect them is really bad when dragging the mouse also controls the camera.  It's annoying that cost increases are shared between different units also.  It makes the game feel very punishing.  Auto-collectors are not very smart when it comes to chasing down orbs that end up drifting far away from the collection point.  They need to stay close to the miners.  Mouse wheel zoom feels horribly slow and clunky.  The text gets fuzzy and almost unreadable when you zoom in and out.  The music in this game is pretty good except for whatever is played during the intro.  I almost turned off the music during the intro, but I'm glad I didn't.  This game would be more fun if the orbs weren't so frustratingly hard to click on.  I wish there were a magnet and better controls.  Upgrades would be greatly appreciated.  This game has a ton of potential but needs polish.

I was selling items during a boss fight.  I clicked outside the quest window by accident and lost the quest.  Now I can't get the quest again until I rebirth, which requires the demon lord's castle.  Talk about punishing.  There should be a retroactive way to accept quests instead of declining them forever.  There's few enough in the game as it is.  At the very least a faster way to rebirth would be nice.  It's impossible to grind for rebirth points.

Rebirths are straight up punishing.  The bottleneck in this game isn't XP gain.  It's training speed.  The area after the Sunken Grotto is a giant leap in difficulty and requires hours spent AFK to progress, every single rebirth that is.  With no way to speed up rebirths, each play-through gets longer and longer, with your progress in the previous rebirth just basically deleted, since rebirth points are almost meaningless in this game.  Even the unlocks you get each rebirth don't seem all that meaningful or game changing since the bonuses are very small.

great game and concept so far.  would be nice to have some theme options i addition to the old style Windows theme (like dark theme).  could use some more content and balance tweaks.

  Lightning room uses way more prisoners than is necessary in the late game.  This means not enough available to send to mines or execution.  An option to tweak the amount being burned, maybe set a threshold.  This also means way more ash is generated than necessary to make dark glass.  Workers are too slow keep up with keeping the mine near capacity.  jail is on average only at around 10% of capacity because of the issues mentioned.

 I like that selling the jail is mostly optional because of regular gold rewards.  This game has a ton of promise and is already quite fun.

Great game.  Can't wait for more content.

beat it on loop 2 with an autoclicker.  The price of some upgrades is obscene (way higher than the cost to finish the game).  Ending is pretty anticlimactic.  I get why similar games to this are turn based or auto-pause between actions and don't let you click to speed up progress (like increlution or groundhog life).  I like the concept of this game, but wish it were longer with more content.  nice use of Moonlight Sonata, btw.  music is pretty good for an idle game.

I died early on I think, and just kept going like nothing happened.  I'm not sure what the loop mechanic is.  The game seems very easy.  I'm on wave 38, still going strong, with 50k in the bank.  The game seems a bit slow.  Is it supposed to be this easy?  I left it AFK for a while, but it was fine.

The text is very small, fuzzy, and hard to read, especially in the tutorial.  Is there supposed to be a soft block after rootweave, because I have a space marked ???

Awesome game.  Love the upgrade system.  Feels fair and balanced, up until the boss fight.  Boss is brutally hard, even after the last upgrade (the boss mechanics are counter-intuitive, but eventually you get used to it).  Did manage to beat it eventually after getting all the upgrades.

Where's the cocaine?

I understand the appeal of minimalist UI, but it's not clear what you're supposed to do.  At the bare minimum, an outline around things that are clickable when mousing over would help.

I tried it on a Windows browser.  The directional movement is awful.  Controls need work.  I keep falling off into the void because the player character moves in the wrong direction.

I got this bug too.  Unless there's a workaround this bug bricked my save file.  It seems to have started after I ran out of energy while travelling to the third town and had to manually loop.

edit: Leave in rover seems to work after another manual loop reset.

Great game so far.  My only complaint is that I full screened it and there's a lot of wasted space on the screen (1920 x 1080).  The font for the story is pretty small and hard to read.  Would like to be able to make it bigger.

You realize Nintendo will shut you down when they find out about this.

If you make your FLP public that means you probably will have to limit which VST plugins you use.  You're putting a major handicap on yourself if you're restricted to free plugins.  Better yet you could make videos of the whole creative process for youtube.  That could be a lot of fun!  Personally I think I'm going to use all the tools I have available if I decide to enter.

Clicking on the powerups that "fall" out of enemies is tricky.  Could use a "Buy 10" button.  I've gotten pretty far into the game, let it run over night and don't see any kind of prestige system.  The reward for spending billions of dollars on upgrades is just 500k.  Doesn't seem right.  Nothing left to do but try to achieve goals, but no big upgrades left to help me do it.  Pretty fun game overall.  The music sounds very familiar, but I can't quite put my finger on it.

Slowest idle game I've ever played, and yet villagers age at an obscene rate.  It takes years of a person's lifespan to complete a tiny structure.  Food gathering is horribly slow, so slow nearly everyone gathering food constantly can't even sustain the settlement.  If both of your children are the same gender, it screws your entire game since by the time you can get more villagers, everyone is too old to breed.  A 17 year old "child" refuses to work, so they will help the village starve and stagnate while they do nothing.

There's no reason to try out different things, because you have to wait an entire day of real life just to experiment.  Please, at least allow for faster speed options for people that don't want the painful slow experience.  This reminds me of that horror movie where people age an entire lifetime in 24 hours, but not in a fun way.

It's unclear which buildings you need to make to increase your max population, since there's a tent, a shelter, and cabins.  Of course buildings are slow you won't notice any progress on anything without waiting hours of real life, so you've wasted yet another entire playthrough where your village is screwed.

I really like the concept of this game but the balance issues and lack of feedback unfortunately make it unplayable for me.

The bright flashes in this game are way too intense for me to play it.  I wouldn't expect an idle/incremental game to have that problem.

2478 years to reach end of content.  lots of typos, but fun little game.

I hit a wall at around 1.4e46 infinity points and don't know how to progress anymore.  First two prestige challenges are unlocked and completed.

Download Windows.net (I think you need the x86 version) from https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/7.0/runtime?cid=getdotnetcore...

Then run app.exe normally.  It will launch its own little command prompt window.  I think this game is inspired by Bitburner.

So I've been playing a bit, and want to comment on a few things.
The game seems to focus on a simplified Unix command prompt.  It's not as robust as DOS.  You have to type just the command with a dash in front and then press enter.  Then you have to type out the name of what you want, spelled correctly, and case sensitive (without the dash).  It took me a bit to figure this out.  For example, type "-buy" then enter, then type out what you want to buy.  I guess it's okay if you're learning how to type and want to practice accuracy.  As far as money goes, I don't see any way to earn it besides buying and running the first shop upgrade.  You can run multiple instances of a program, but I'm not sure if that speeds up income either.  I think it does.  You can use the up arrow rather than type out the program name each time, but it does still become rather tedious.  Bitburner let you specify how many instances of a program to run.  I don't think you can do that.  This game would be alright if some quality of life features were added.  Also I don't see any way to upgrade from a single core, or what the limitation is, maybe something you can do later in the game?

Screw you salads.  Nobody wants you!

I clicked the red button and accidentally restarted.  Feels a bit like Adventure Capitalist.  Could use a prestige system and more content probably.

Good game, but the multipliers didn't make much sense.  Building complex machinery should give higher multipliers (instead of simply adding every multiplier of that type together).

I don't know, because I don't seem to have a save file, or else it got wiped.  I'm on Firefox.  I did have thousands of buildings using an autoclicker though.  Being able to purchase multiple things at a time would be nice.

I seem to be stuck.  I have a city.  I can endorse union reps, school principles, and priests.  I can build bars, libraries, and churches.  21k support, 3K/s of leisure, knowledge, and faith.  I have all the unlocks (under the Leave city button).  However I can't seem to progress at all.  I can't start a village, town, or a city.  It says I need to build City Center.  I have no idea whether the game soft locked me for no fault of my own, or if this is the end of content.  I'm missing the last two achievements.