Digseum

That was short, sweet and fun!! :D I really loved the choise of soundtrack. And like this blue dude, hehe. :D

PEAK.

Very fun and quick to beat incremental clicker.

Quite simply, Digseum is the best incremental game I've played. In Digseum you click on tiles to hopefully reveal relics to display in your museum, and generate revenue from them. The more times you reveal that same relic, the more revenue it can generate. You'll also dig up star fragments to buy upgrades upon prestige. Every upgrade in the game feels like it has a tangible effect. That's the entirety of the game, for however many hours you'll play. I took my time with it because it's a deeply soothing game, and it's a deeply soothing game because of its simplicity. It remembers, above all else, that it [i]is[/i] a game: there is a goal, and it requires participation, so there's not much in the way of idle mechanics. But it makes it feel like every time you play you're making progress. You're going to get to the end. It doesn't constantly spring false endings or make you want to quit early because there's no end in sight. What pushes Digseum from a good incremental game into the territory of a great game is the music. Loyalty Freak have done wonders with the music. Cosy is a term I find is vastly overused, but the sound design and music make this game so delightful to sit through. It's a game I don't want to uninstall because I want to listen to it in the background, or sometimes pick up and play again just to idly click something. It's digital bubble wrap in a way few games are. It's been my favourite game to play this year.

I'd had an exhausting headache inducing day at work so just wanted to mong out and fortunately remembered I had bought this game and it perfectly monged me.

I DIG! So you know it's good.