Incremental Infinity

데모 해보고 재밌어서 나오자마자 구매해서 했는데, 너무 루즈함 방치 계속해야하고 뭔가 환생해도 얻는 짜릿함이없음 그냥 똑같은거 반복 아쉽다

Ta weno

Its not fun.

This one has some flaws but it's worth the price. The procedural generation of upgrades makes it interesting to a point, making each run very random. Lots of build options unlock after a few runs. I found myself carefully pathing around certain upgrades to control what generates as I go, which is an interesting mechanic. The tuning is pretty solid, encouraging you to push a bit further each time. On the other hand, it can be a bit grindy at times if you choose to do that. My playtime is a little inflated from just leaving it to run a couple times. Ultimately there's not much of an end goal, other than achievements. I'd say ~7/10. Fun for a few runs but could use more direction and maybe more ascension upgrades to push that "one more run" mindset that works so well in roguelikes.

Just boring

Fantastic and fun casual game of Number go up. Skill tree feels fluid and very slow to start. Some dislikes: 1. Quests not always being availible to be completed with what is showing on the skilltree (Example, 7 base damage) This makes the early stages of the game feel a little rough and can create problems with resource management specifically to hit higher wave numbers prior to asending. 2. Ascensions NOT having an starting resources. Specifically Diamonds, this makes the early few waves super slow no matter what. 3. When closing the game it doesn't "stop" the game you need to go into steam and stop it OR open up task manager to properly close it. On top of that it will slow down your framerate overtime for whatever reason. Some Loves: 1. Infinite skilltree makes for a super fun feeling game! 2. Ascensions always feel meaningful 3. Growth progression doesn't feel too fast