Tingus Goose

Interesting idea and all, but it gets old and boring really fast. The positive points are that it isn't a braindead clicker, as there is strategy and planning on a little "industrial" operation of your own design. In fact, the clicking part is very optional and only really there to further optimize your gains in a dismissible scale. It's more "incremental" than "clicker", to be precise. The negatives are many... Each chapter has you working with too few parts, and you need to constantly buy the extra parts you want - in such a way that you'll end up buying the same parts over and over again and building what is essentially the same goose, every time. Besides, the part where you need to wait for the parts seller to appear again is pointless and only serves to make you bored of waiting. Now, solid colors and simple drawings are one thing, another thing is a game from 2025 not to have support for 4k resolutions, because I was damn disappointed at how damn pixel-ish the edges look - NO anti-aliasing anywhere, and a native resolution that might not even reach full HD. It looks horrible. You can set the game resolution to custom values anyway, why not make the base textures 4k? It's not an optimisation issue. Speaking of optimisation, and I really don't wanna brag about my setup, but I have had some phases with major lag, considering my PC is top-tier. I really don't believe this game should lag in any capacity. I then checked task manager and the cause seems to be this game being too shy to ask the system for more CPU cores or something. The solution for the low performance is right there... I have the resources, please use them. It would be something else if I still had my intel dual core with 4GB RAM. The last thing I want to complain is that the music is the most generic crap possible, literally what I'd expect from a 5-10 second youtube commercial from a chinese seller. Just painfully generic. This kills the vibe.