Cauldron

Possible one of the best Incremental games I'll ever play. It doesn't over stay its welcome and provides you with so many ways to play and have fun your way. All while having a short, but wonderful story. The bits of dialog got me giggling at times as well. Love the characters Buffy and Debuffette! The mini games are very interesting on seeing each big progression you manage to reach. You can be playing Dig Dug, Bomber Man, and Ping Pong all in one mini game. Or my favorites, a simple collect the falling apples, then turns into Touhou. On top of the 6 mini games you play, there are also 6 Modes you can play on. As each time you "beat" the game, you can play on another mode that changes the way you have been playing. Both making the game harder and easier. Everything can be done manually or automatically. Sometimes it's a good idea to see how the game plays itself to understand the mini game a bit better. As I had no clue what I was doing while fishing. And I would say the Auto does a very good job. In combat you still need to tell what it can and can't do. But I see that as more ways to strategies. The only thing it seems the Auto can't do is play the Mining mini game for you. It sucks playing that. If you are a fan of Incremental games, I'll definitely recommend you giving this a try.

It's a fun, happy game to play. I don't usually play more than one mode but this game motivates me to. So I've finished them all!

The controls for the ice block minigame are so unfathomably bad that I am attributing all the other pleasant aspects of this game as blind dumb luck. There's no sideways thumb and that single minigame is tilting it down.

One of the best incremental games I have ever played. As others have said, this game lets you basically upgrade every portion of it infinitely. There are 6 "main" minigames that you play to earn resources to upgrade your combat capabilities (there is no traditional leveling of the party through exp, only through resources). You invest minigame currency into the minigames to get more value out of the minigames. That is the loop and its good. That being said, I do have a few complaints. One, some of the minigames are just not fun (ice minigame). Which is why I recommend everyone play the "Idle" gamemode second (which defaults everything in the game to auto and cannot be changed) to unlock the ability to automate it on other playthroughs since it will do it better than you (and oddly enough, I find automating the fishing minigame plays the game better than me). Second complaint, the enemies do almost no actual damage and what your actually fighting against is debuff spam. While this is fine, the issue is that there is one good cleanser in the game and she cannot keep up with the sheer deluge of debuffs the enemies spam. Note, its still easy to beat even on the hardest difficulty, its just that debuffs are the real danger with no real way to deal with it besides a single item that can go on one person and a single party member. Third, its annoying that one of the main enemies you face is a beefy metal slimes that are also immune to all debuffs except bleed and have very high physical defense. They are spammed as tanks in almost all end game battles with them being the frontline of almost every enemy party you face, making any character whose focus is debuffs nigh useless to slot into your party as there is at least several enemies in every encounter that are fully immune to them. This basically pigeon holes the optimal party into being physical attackers.

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Like minigames and optimizing JRPG battles? That's this game! Good way to whittle away the hours.

This game consumed my life when I was playing it, so I have to come back and leave a review. It's so addictive and I loved each minigame how they evolve the further you get in. The meta progression kept me replaying over and over. Definitely my favorite of the incremental / "big number get bigger" genre.