I'm a fan of incremental games, but this means I see a lot of them. This one is hard to recommend when there's so many other games in the same genre. Especially when you can get a game that does everything better and is visually more appealing for less. I can't name one in specific, but this is a steep price for what you're getting out of it.
TL;DR Boring to look at, a slog to play, unbalanced upgrades (Just upgrade attack ad nauseum, and pretty much nothing else until it's all easily affordable), heavy reliance on RNG with little to no payout even on good rolls. No sense of progression or feeling of gaining power as you progress. I would like to chalk it up to a devs first game kind of game, but all the games from this dev are seemingly almost exactly the same, so I would just recommend other incremental games. Only pick this up on sale, in a bundle, but more than likely you won't want to progress fully through it.
The simplicity and lack of engaging mechanics makes it a slog to go through, as the slimes literally never change whatsoever, you get shinies with no variation and then a sparkle effect for slimes effected by some status or something. That's the amount of eye catching depth you get here.
What else is lacking is the Upgrades all seem pointless with few exceptions. The main way you progress is killing so many slimes in a time limit that can barely get above 30 seconds per round, and, again, the only variation you see is shinies. So besides the shiny variations, which consists of 10 slimes that you won't see much, the only way you tell you progressed is things are harder to kill. The main upgrade tree, which you upgrade with money, mostly feels like a bunch of little minor improvements to get to the big upgrades at the end, the Major Nodes as they're called here. Besides that I found the most successful improvement to be through just upgrading attack and saving to upgrade attack. I'm pretty sure for the majority of the middle portion of the game and levels, I spent almost exclusively on attack upgrades, and then finished off all the main tree upgrades after making significant progress. There just doesn't seem to be a point really to do anything other than that.
Even outside of the main tree upgrade progression, most upgrade trees are pretty menial. Runes to give a sliver of increased some stat. Gems to give 6 slivers of increased some stat, that you can reroll if you don't like, that you have to pay for to get some stat. And Shinies, which give a sliver of increased some stat per one you kill of a type, but also they're really rare, and you won't see a lot of them until severely late game after slogging through the majority.
Besides that your upgrades are going to consist of skills, which just mean more dps, but you don't control it activating at all, and also I found it wasn't really worth it to go for the first skill basically at all, so I skipped it. And finally you have hunter, or whatever they were called, and you level them up by beating another type of monster that is pretty rare and them dropping some currency to improve the hunter, so you won't get most of the benefits until super late too. I also found most of their upgrades pretty meaningless.
That being said, it doesn't really matter how much you level any of them, because all of them are impacted by the damage upgrade, which just means it's more important to go for that than anything else. All that in mind, you have a boring tedious mouse mover with little to no variety and little to no in depth stats. There's significantly better incremental games on Roblox for free. That look and feel nicer to play. This feels like a devs first game kind of game, and that's what I would chalk it up to, if all of the games from this dev didn't look exactly the same mechanic wise. I think you would have a better just looking at 'games like this' or something or getting this in a bundle to waste a few hours in.
