I’ve played hundreds of idle games over the years, and this is easily in the top five. It can be daunting at first, but everything makes sense, I promise. New features (including the settings!) are unlocked as the game progresses, which can dramatically change gameplay and strategies over time. Unlocks also begin to automate the grind, but use of those features is entirely optional, based on placement of the item, so you can match gameplay to your favorite play style. Core to the game is a forgiving puzzle mechanic around placement of weapons to maximize damage, then progressive forms of prestige to restart the game and progress faster. I’ve found myself playing for hours at a time, not even noticing the time passing. There’s a sense of discovery and exploration which is rare in an idle game. Be willing to think outside the box and try new things!

I’ve enjoyed this gem quite a bit. Loot shoots out and you plug it in to a grid—the goal is to continually optimize as each weapon gives bonuses depending on adjacent items. No restrictions, just better/worse values. It’s surprising addictive and each prestige brings slightly more complexity. Unlocks break the fourth wall in a fun way, and inventory management is key.Most Recommended!

I love the inventory management aspect of this game which is really unique and interesting for an idle game! It reminds me a ton of tap wizard 2 by this same dev which I’ve also been absolutely loving. I’m really excited for future updates to this game as it’s such a unique take on an idle game that really makes it stand out from the rest!

I’m really enjoying this game but there’s is a serious lack of storage due to the way settings/options are done. What would normally be under a settings menu ie toggle music on and off are an item in your bag, I can’t continue to move on with blue print discovery due to lack of storage.