Harvest Dice Profit

Addicting music, chill ambient, great visuals and even a pretty decent tutorial. This game will take 2-4 hours of complete with achievements left to hunt but also harderer challenges ahead to keep you plsying (although I currently finished the regular game only). While it seems innocous at first, don't underestimate the requirements to play this game, especially in the late game where my laptop constantly suffered extensive heat and major lag spikes that. Don't worry too much though, you shouldn't have these many issues on a half-decent PC and there are plenty of options that disable the majority of the noise! Now some feedback and bugs [spoiler]The main issue of the game is that it starts as factory-like incremental but the automations quickly turn the experience into and idle "circle-strafing-with-the-mouse" experience which loses a little bit on the initial concept. A large bug hindered by gameplay experience a ton, and I discovered the source of it. Basically the screen was flooded with D10 and I realize they came from the D20s splitting up. 300 D20s burst into 900-1200 D10s which are extremely durable, way more than any other die regardless of the durability upgrade. This durability was causing the boards to be flooded with original and generated D10s for long periods of time until I unlocked the D10 explosion power-up. Now D10s lasted like all other dies, the game ran way more smoothly and my clover gain increased as well! Minor bugs includ the 1Q dollars flickering to 9.999.999.999.999 constantly as I keep playing and the experience can't hold XXX.000.000 / XXX.000.000 numbers so I suggest to turn the xp into XXXM / XXXM. Another bug is that I got the achievement for all the upgrades.. without having all the upgrades! After I actually find them all, the exprience meter broke into showing my actual XP / 1. This happened when I only had 2 cards to choose from and it told me that I had 5 upgrades available. Of course, getting the last two, it got stuck at the 3 and there's nothing I can do about it. Designwise, the interest mechanic is unfortunately a big fail. Doesn't help, it's extremely priced and it has a separate tab for no reason. All other upgrades would love to be placed in this tab where you can actually see (sort of!) the upgrade cap and because they all use clovers as currency. The upgrade menu is also quite weird, as you get to chose an upgrade but then immediately have the option to upgrade it and this confused me at first, thinking I had to click on that to actually unlock the upgrade. I get why it's like this, but it's very confusing. The button you press to claim an upgrade is the same as the upgrade menu which is unheard of all these upgrades have a cap that ranges from 4 to 33 or something like that, with no way of telling beforehand. With the max upgrades rate of gaining clover, I think 5B clovers for a purchase is the most expensive I can think of without resorting to grinding, which you can't really afk do the lag spikes of the dices. When the random "D4 odd multiplier" went as far as 36B clovers I gave up. All the odd/even multipliers are actually so expensive they can only be unlocked way after the 1Q milestone, so they're also completely useless. As I see it, all the upgrades should have been placed in the interest tab to remove the redundancy of having one button doing 2 things and having a visible cap to these upgrades.. unfortunately I know this is wishful thinking as it would require trashing all the hard work put into the upgrade menu, which unfortunately is quite hard read having the stats of the next upgrade when it should only tell me how much will it increase in efficiency and how many I have to but in the end[/spoiler]