My Fire Is Bigger Than Yours

Pretty good, can be laggy if you go for purely the optimal route and never buy fire upgrades and overfocus on lightning and fireworks, may also be because I got a AI chip so it handles graphics a bit better than entity amounts.

Fun little Idler but becomes a bit of a grind towards the end game. plus, game has features that are not yet available

HAOWAN

I like the game, but there are several minor issues that add up throughout a playthrough that are enough to push me away from recommending this game to other players. When you first play the game, you are supposed to be able to choose between 3 gamemodes, but 2 of them are labeled coming soon. I don't see a mention of either of these 2 modes on the steam page, so it would have been functionally identical to just not present the player with this choice until the modes are complete. After playing for a little bit, the performance starts to tank hard. The sounds in this game are really nice, but after about an hour of playtime, they trigger so often that they bug out and it ends up sounding really bad. Near the end of the game, the amount of wood on the screen causes a lot of stutters and I'm unable to interact with anything when the lag is bad enough. Phase 1 can be automated once you get a few upgrades, and phase 2 introduces mechanics that make it even easier to automate, then phase 3 massively expands the area and takes away ground space, both making automation significantly harder. It seems like a step back after the first 2 phases. The prestige upgrades are in kind of a weird spot. There's about 5 of them throughout the whole game, and while they are impactful, that doesn't seem like enough to justify a new tab in the upgrades menu and a new currency. I usually don't complain about content in a short incremental game, but teasing the players with 2 unimplemented gamemodes and including a leaderboard points to this game planning to have much more content than it does. I was able to get every achievement in about an hour and a half, and grinding the leaderboard doesn't really hold any new content, since everyone has every upgrade unlocked, so it's just slightly changing positions and hoping for better luck to get you bigger numbers. Something that isn't a complaint, but some confusion: after playing through the whole game, I came to the steam page and looked through the posts and the most recent one mentions several hints throughout the game to help players understand how mechanics work, but I didn't see anything like this, so I don't know if those are bugged or very out of the way, but I did not interact with that mechanic at all. If the 2 other gamemodes are released, and some big performance improvements are made, I would recommend this one. Until then, there are a plethora of other games in this genre you can check out.

I recommend it if you can get it on a good sale. I loved the game, but it really lacks a sufficient amount of content. I unlocked all the achievements in two hours of play. The concept is great, and I think there's room for a lot more here.

super good game tho it is a bit short now that will prob be fixed soon a good quick gamemode to add whud be sandbox to test or playaround with silly things like makeing the rain shorter than the shild gives up or inf of the upgrades ( like a elecritc with 100k+ bounces or somthing cool like that ) tho each stage shud be up to the user insteed of auto progress