This game is absolutely amazing. Progression doesn't feel long and drawn out, upgrades in the prestige tree are balanced, its a very very fun game. Mid-game when u have to build certain skill trees for different achievements gave the game some extra variety and none of the achievements were overly grindy. I genuinely enjoyed playing the game and actually wanted to prestige and replay due to the gameplay loop being fun, unlike other unbearable incrementals. The only issue i have with this game is that there needs to be more to do. Now that i've 100% the game and have over 1.1e40 dollars, i hope they update the game in a large enough way to add some more gameplay and things to work and look forward to.

I had a lot of fun playing this game and honestly think it was well developed and a unique idea, not to mention it has no ads. I understand that part of having no ads is the price point ($6.99 when I purchased) but I found that the amount of content you receive does not equate to the price point. In the game you only go through 4 “catalogs” of scratch cards with 4 different cards in them each, for a total of 16 cards and one final card (the prestige/death system). The game allows you to manually prestige but it’s better to just die and collect prestige points that way. All in all it took about 4 total prestiges/death to beat the game. There are various upgrades that you earn throughout the gameplay which are well designed and achievements as well that provide tickets for cosmetic upgrades. I was able to collect about 2/3 of the achievements on my first play through and due to future achievements only unlocking more cosmetic upgrades I didn’t really have a desire to play another life. Again I like the game a lot, but I think if you compare it to similar idle style games the mechanics are similar enough with much more content but many more ads.

I do think this game can be worth $7 on mobile but as of now I can’t say so. It’s an enjoyable incremental, but it’s very apparent that it was made for PC and just so happened to be able to work as a mobile game as well. There are a lot of mobile optimizations I wish were in the game whilst I was playing. For one, it’s very easy to accidentally trash tickets whilst scratching them as it takes up a majority of the right side of your screen and simultaneously has no confirmation before trashing them. Another thing is the wrist saving modes, which were unchanged from the PC version. Hover has no effect, and click and hold has too much spread, causing you to scratch something you didn’t mean to. There isn’t much of a point to having accessibility features if they are inferior to the default option. Lastly, something that isn’t as apparent in normal play, it would be cool if the hotkey prestige upgrade was different on the mobile port as it serves no purpose at all while being the most expensive. I think it very well could be worth the $7, just needs some big optimizations for mobile. Still very fun though!

This game is like a really good skeleton of a much better game. The thing that sticks out to me most is that it really feels like there’s going to be more to it. I kept feeling like I was about to discover something novel but nope, more of the same. The phone person seems like they’re going to reveal something about the world, or mess with you, or I dunno, something could happen to them where you’re affecting them with your actions. I don’t know it just feels like it’s all set up to be a bit of a choose your adventure à la Papers Please, or at least more varied between run like a deckbuilder or even just weirder and more atmospheric and world-buildy.The progression is more straightforward than it could be, the numbers go up, they go up faster, they go up with less effort. After a couple runs watching the numbers go up barely requires your participation. I wasn’t excited about most of the skill tree—oh I can keep my job that pays $3 for longer? Yay. After like three runs I could just not do that job at all and make $100 in three pulls. Some kind of horizontal progression would be nice; perks, tradeoffs, new rules, etc. Not sure how to work that into the scratch-off conceit, but if the devs want to hire me I can help figure it out lol. Anyway, I wouldn’t have written all this except that I think they’ve made something pretty good with so much potential that I was expecting it to be realized at every turn. Seemed like some feedback might actually be valuable to someone.