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Are you ever going to come back to this? I replay it every few years. It has so much potential.

It would be nice if the Almanac order wasn't just alphabetical. As it stands the first six rounders go Alpha>Beta>Delta>Epsilon>Gamma>Zeta, but it would be a lot easier to read if it went Alpha>Beta>Gamma>Delta>Epsilon>Zeta (Ascending order of value)

I know you added per-action familiarity in place of skills, but maybe you could have both? (Skills being rather minor progression compared to per-action)

As it stands, I have had a couple runs where I take a break and forget quite what I was doing and just head the wrong direction or do something that is effectively irrelevant by the point in progress I have reached. If skills still existed, it would feel a bit more like I still made progress.

It also makes sense narratively. If I tear down a solid metal door, I might not be ripping the next one down with my bare hands, but I'd definitely have some degree of awareness where to start. Same with the various hackings -- theoretically these stations were built to some standard, so learning how to abuse one's digital systems would give insight into the others'.

I was really enjoying this as a slow burn idle game with a variety of mechanics, and then I very quickly wasn't.

There is a mechanic that is "quickly do math (or other school subjects) with no automation whatsoever". Sure, it's "optional" but progress slows to a crawl without it, and if you don't do it you can't 100% the game.

I'll pass thanks.

This is an ape. You are contributing to misinformation and the degradation of a generation's understanding of the difference.

Loss of focus on different tabs sucks.

Also the slow text speed sucks.

Game just ain't worth it with the current problems, despite the high apparent quality. Ruins the core satisfaction.

This is not a real economy. Also, if it were real economy, wages would adjust accordingly too.

Food cost increasing over time is a nonsense annoying mechanic

Go to your account in the top right of itch.io and click my library, then dicey dungeons, then download. Scroll down below the files and it will give you the steam key if you link your steam account. Now, copy that key and open steam. Under Games in the top left, click "Activate a product on steam". A pop up will appear, and you post the code in there to activate it on your account.

Go to your account in the top right of itch.io and click my library, then dicey dungeons, then download. Scroll down below the files and it will give you the steam key if you link your steam account. Now, copy that key and open steam. Under Games in the top left, click "Activate a product on steam". A pop up will appear, and you post the code in there to activate it on your account.

Enjoy!