The First Million

Pretty fun although a bit repetitive

RecommendedPlayed 10.0 hours (all achievements unlocked)This is an idle card game where players earn silver/gold coins to unlock cards, and use different card combinations and buffs to reach a million or even ten million within a time limit. Each run takes about 20–40 minutes. Thank goodness for the 5x speed option — without it, I don't know how much longer this would've taken. Even at 5x speed the entire time, it still took me 10 hours to 100% it. I've currently got all achievements and unlocked every single card.The game is pretty novel — at least, it's the first time I've seen this kind of concept. Lots of strategic depth in terms of card combinations and build variety.Here's my feedback though:Since both the time limit and stack count can be increased, why not add a research-type card that increases hand size? That feels like a natural addition. Also, I think an endless mode with no time limit would be great.And about the upgrade system — that so-called "exclusive membership" feels completely useless. It reduces time limit by 20% and increases card speed by 20%, which essentially cancels each other out. The only real benefit is the starting $100 balance. If it weren't for that time reduction penalty, I would actually consider upgrading.On top of that, the cost is way too steep. If it were just the time reduction, I might still consider it — but the upgrade requires resetting your entire save file. That's a hard pass for me. I have zero interest in grinding this game all over again.Overall, this game is worth recommending. It's a solid choice for casual play or just killing time. With over 50 cards, it's decently fleshed out for now, but honestly, it still feels a bit too few. I came straight here to write this review right after finishing the game — and without the speed-up option, it would probably take 50–100 hours to complete

Fun game

Слишком скучно, слишком решает рандом - покупать или нет решать вам

Fun little time waster

Very well implemented and active developer support - for weird bugs, but you can pull this off in a lot of unintended ways.

The game has a major flaw: the more cards you unlock, the harder it gets. I would implement a simple fix: be able to remove cards freely. There's a perk to remove up to 20 cards, but it is too expensive and there are way too many cards to lock them all. Nevertheless, I give this a thumbs up because I had fun with it. If you buy it, be aware, do not unlock many cards or you're f**kd. There's a "trick" you can close the game without choosing card to make it reroll on next try, Bad, but works.