Miseria

My three takeaways: 1. A significant amount of time I played this was spent waiting for the floors to progress at max level. Having not a single thing to do. 2. The first rebirth upgrade give auto damage to all enemies and invalidates everything else in the game, until you reach the late game, all you need is some health levels, thats it. 3. Over 95% of the interaction I had with the game was holding down various + buttons. The other 5% were waiting for slow text prompt cutscenes. This feels like a half baked protoype of a game. Like it's a small taste test of an actual game.

For the asking price, what’s on offer simply isn’t worth it. As a straightforward idle game, Miseria is competently put together. Nothing about it is surprising or groundbreaking, yet it is solidly made. The dark fantasy aesthetic and tone, paired with its “beware what you wish for” narrative, are executed well, and the steady progression delivers a pleasant, reliable drip of dopamine. The problem is that there just isn’t enough of it. You’ll burn through the entire experience in about three hours. Upgrades cap out at a disappointingly low level, the number of floors you progress through is limited, and while the boons that encourage resets are nice, like everything else in the game they feel underdeveloped and sparse. In the end it comes across as roughly a fifth of the game it should have been, especially at this price point and when measured against virtually any other idler in the genre. Skip it.

It´s a solid idle game for people who have never engaged with the genre. It is incredibly easy to understand and progress. That said, anyone with even some experience and expectations will probably be disappointed at the lack of content and depth. There is no real "build" variety and no absurd scaling that other idle games usually tap into. I liked it well enough for what it is, but I can´t recommend it. What´s there feels more like the tutorial of the real game, the basis of something that could potentially be really great with another year of proper content and systems added. If Steam allowed it, I would give it a "Mixed" rating, instead of a "Not recommended".

Fun game but too short. Way too short. 4x the content needed unless you wait for a $1-2 sale.

The story is pretty meh, the gameplay is pretty basic but it was still fun to play. A fun autobattler/incremental game that didn't require too much grinding, but still let me feel overpowered destroying enemies. Worth a few hours of time Also the 100% achievement was pretty easy, no weird restrictions or time limits- just do everything

コンプ済み、この値段だとあと1.5～2倍はボリュームが欲しいところ ゲーム性は嫌いではなかった。 この見た目から装備のドロップ的なトレハンがあるのかな？と思っていたら ただ初期装備をゴールドで鍛えるだけだった。 半額なら買ってもいいと思います、嫌いじゃなかったので👍で

The beginning is very good. Mid-game is meh. Late/end-game no gameplay. Not good.

not worth the money, grindfest with nothing to do. upgrade 4 stats per char and equipment from time to time to prestige in the moster boring way.

It is an nice game, but the pricing kills my fun. The artstyle captured me but after nearly 5 hours it's over. This game costs nearly 10€! 5€ would be appropriate, more is a ripoff...