Slice To Meet You

I got all achievements in 7 hours, but really the game essentially ran out of content on hour 5, which for an idle-type game is way too little content. Still, it's cheap, so if a clicker/idle game with food prep aesthetics appeals to you, go for it, especially if it's on sale. Though I *really* hope the developer adds more content.

even for an idler the novelty runs out after a couple of hours. unlock food product, upgrade knife, upgrade abilities, upgrade tableware for bonus, rinse and repeat. I guess I expected too much out of a $4 game? anyways, ill give it a thumbs up because it was fun for an hour and the other two hours were me getting up and doing stuff around the house while leaving the game on. If you're expecting cooking like say Burgies Cozy Kitchen this isn't it, this is strictly just holding down left mouse button to chop until you hit level 25 for a specific produce which then unlocks the auto slicer and that's where the idling comes in.

too repetitive too plane

Slice To Meet You has 3 major factors in his favour: - the incredible soundtrack and how it's used inside the game through the radios - cozy and chill art style, animations and visuals. - nostalgic Clicker Heroes inspired gameplay, without delving into an endless grindfest This game feels very much satysfying with only a handful of mechanics to keep track and the rest is just vibes. The issues this game had were fixed for the most part with some balance changes and a prestige system, but more importantly the devs listen carefully to feedback and that's worth a lot! Some personal (spoilery) feedback: [spoiler]The prestige update fixed many of the game's balance issues, but there are still a few areas that could be improved. The early progression after a fresh start feels well-balanced and engaging. However, once you earn the final plaque, the pace slows down significantly (Also, the final plaque is currently in Russian and I couldn't read it! It would be great if it remained visible on the table so players could read it later) At that point, the remaining grind is mainly for the last 2 knife tiers (especially the final one) and the missing booster skins. You're also left with a large surplus of Chef's Hats with no meaningful way to spend them, making many task rewards feel wasted. Also the upgrade menu is just a few pixel short from not requiring a wheel scroll! My main suggestion is to add at least two more products after Fish. Right now, each new product only increases income by about +1Q, which isn't enough to support the cost of the final knife tier, starting at nearly 2q. Adding more late-game products would keep income scaling smoothly, make the final knives more practical to unlock and use, and give players more opportunities to earn coins for booster skins without relying on excessive grinding.[/spoiler]

oyun sonu felaket.

Really fun clicker with great music and a cool atmosphere. It's easy to get hooked and just chill while playing. I'd love to see more unique mechanics in future updates. Also I'm a huge achievement hunter so I really hope achievements get added someday. Overall a great game with lots of potential

The game has some great elements. The art is really nice, the slicing mechanic is fun and it has loads of potential to be a nice idler. That said, its not good enough at this point. For 4€ you get: - no prestige mechanics - undercooked idle mechanics - balance is all over the place. You have to upgrade 25 times to get auto-slicing and every 25 upgrades you get x2, x4 ect ... But 25 upgrades is the equivalent of going 2 tiers higher, for almost x100 more money... Concrete example of the balance: - I have tomatoes (T0) at level 100. they bring me 900$ and they cost 12M to upgrade. - I have cucumbers (T1) at level 50, they bring me 1.3k and cost 70k to upgrade - I have asparagus (T2) at level 50, they bring me 9.5k and cost 600k to upgrade. upgrading cucumbers from 50 to 100 pushed the money to 5.2k and the upgrade cost all the way to 112M. This is way too much and you might as well just not never upgrade them Basically you end up just having to click all the time to progress the game or having to leave it for hours. There are better idlers out there for 4€