Pegfinity

The game is okay. Just okay. Unfortunately, "okay" isn't nearly good enough to justify its existence when there's hundreds of other incremental games available to play. Most of the negative reviews touch on the same points, so I'll keep my criticisms brief. * There is no evolution in player action from the first run to the last run. * The graphics are nice but impossible to appreciate as the focus has to be entirely on the right edge of the screen * The "Power-Ups" aren't interesting and don't make a noticeable difference. * There are way too few pegs for the first half of the game. In the beginning many balls will miss hitting any of them at all. * The upgrades range from being an unexciting score improvement to feeling like complete non-events. Most of the upgrades amount to simply getting more score, and absolutely none of them change what the player can or should do. My bottom line: This game fails to be a dopamine factory with quick growth and evolving gameplay. Given this is the incremental game genre's core identity, I can't recommend this game.

On the surface, this seems like a satisfying incremental game. But the more you play, the more you realize how much it’s “on rails” and how little control you actually have. It’s not a bad experience, but I can’t honestly give it a positive review. There’s an upgrade tree, unlocks, and even some control over the strength of the ball you launch onto the field. But very little of it matters. After most rounds, you’ll only have enough resources for one upgrade. Waiting to invest in a different path isn’t really viable, so the gameplay quickly becomes: fire balls for a few rounds, pick the one available upgrade, repeat. Do that for about three hours, unlock everything, and you’re done. It’s basically an idle game without the automation, meaning you still have to actively play through the least interesting part. Is it worth the money? With the launch discount, maybe. Did I enjoy my time with it? Yes.

Playing this game is hours of the same exact action over and over. You unlock different upgrades but they do not affect how you play at all. For example you can unlock a lazer that randomly gives you additional score, then you unlock a green one that does the same thing but with a higher score, then a blue one that does the same and then another one that does the same. There was clearly effort and polish put into this but the gameplay is extremely weak.

Super chill, fun experience. Spent more time than I intended already. Really nice and juicy interfaces!

I generally enjoy those incremental games, but this one felt extremely monotone to me. Maybe I finally had enough of those games, or maybe I had a bad day. Sorry. Thumb down. D:

Easy game to 100% and It was fun to play it

Cool concept, awful execution. The gameplay loop is clicking every few seconds until you run out of balls to shoot, repeat until you can get a mediocre upgrade.