All Hail the Orb

Couldn't stop until I finished it and maxed out the dungeon. Hail the Orb

Too addictive. It's like quack.

I dont think I have ever enjoyed an idler as much as this one. I prefer shorter and easier idle games and this is the only one I've ever played that I really wish was way longer. It only took me about 3 hours but I could have easily played this for days or weeks.

Hidden achievement is still broken and the devs are taking no action to fix. Thus I cant recommend.

Very short (100% in less than 5 hours) and VERY fun incremental experience. That said, the game does have room for improvement, and I can even foresee a future update/DLC, or at least I genuinely hope for one.

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All Hail the Orb is a short but enjoyable clicker game based around cultist ducks. I really liked the style, the base design and the music/sound choices, and the ducks you can hoard in your cult are so cute. The game starts as a simple clicker, but over the time it tries to provide you with different resources to collect. While I enjoyed not being stuck to a repetitive single object clicking and looking after multiple base sections to collect everything, the resource collecting itself felt unbalanced at times. Life Crystal collection is extremely tedious and doesn't really accumulate until the end game. Even the Knowledge collection was faster than that. Meanwhile Gold collection increases in a flash, and I had around 3 billion gold during mid-game for no reason. Energy was also mostly useless, since the upgrade tree was too small. Alchemy is a good way to upgrade the overall resource collection, or so I thought. Half of the Alchemy upgrades are useless, and the only upgrade that should be a 'big' one gives a completely useless boost for a non-resource collectible that would already not be needed anymore at that point. Another non-resource collectible was the points you get from achievements, and even after using all of them, there will be still around 10-15 more left for no reason. While I liked the game, it seems that resource balancing was a huge issue and the developer didn't really calculate the ratio between the usability of a resource/upgrade and how fast it would be acquired. While I would've liked this game to be longer with more balanced pacing and bigger upgrade trees, I understand that this was the developer's first game and he overall still did an amazing job at creating an enjoyable experience. I hope to see more from him in the future!