Xenosensory

This is such a neat and enjoyable little game! It only takes about an hour to 100% complete, though that might vary slightly with your chosen difficulty. While the story isn't ground-breaking, it’s still genuinely engaging and well-crafted. I’m a big fan of this creator, all of their titles carry a wonderfully unique vibe.

I love this dev with all my heart, I truly do, but I can think of atleast 67 reasons why he should be hanged from a lampost. Keep it up man, I'll keep buying your indiegems like the little goycattle I am

i see caiys, i buy this is fun, especially since i normally dont like incremental games as much as i want to. part of the charm here is specifically that the game doesn't have prestige levels, which i very much hate as an incremental mechanic. also that there's a defined end, which gets rid of the other worst part of incremental games, deciding when youre just gonna give up and feel like you've wasted your time. one huge bug though: i unlocked a node that lets me upgrade an unlocked gadget or action, and when i went to do so the tooltip said to press Up to use the trinket. when that happened, the game crashed immediately. it didn't seem to happen again next time, though (and thankfully the game had saved my progress). other notes: 1. i really wish the glow on affordable meta nodes was more bright/noticeable, especially for the blue ones (which correspond to the pink currency, which is also weird). 2. i also really wish that there was at least a key we could hold down to display costs above each node. and a way to zoom out. in the mid-game it's pretty overwhelming to try and look across the whole node map to see how much things cost and what they do, but by end game you're just clicking random stuff so it matters less. [strike]3. in my gadget select screen, several of my unlocked gadgets are fading in and out green and i can't figure out why. equipping them doesn't stop it, and the flickering ones don't correspond with the gadgets i have equipped.[/strike] EDIT: never mind >:)

A short and fun game with a really cool and unique artstyle. For the price of a pint , this game will have you amused for a couple of hours , or even more if you enjoy the gameplay loop. The gameplay loop is the usual incremental style , do something , upgrade , do the same thing better , rinse and repeat. My only complaint is that the upgrades are not very interesting and just copy-pasted across a large board , to the point that after a while you don't even read what they do. There's a hint of lore to the game which is interesting and even throws in a small twist at the end. Achievement hunting is pretty much just finish the game once and you're done.

A very clever twist on incremental games, one that goes for an action-horror feel, and mostly nails it. I'm not done yet, but I'm enjoying the dive.

Great small game! If you like clickers, idlers - definitely should give it a try!

x-- 6/10 --x Not the best game from the developer. I found it a little too frustrating too play in the beginning. Only after a ton of upgrades did the fun start kicking in. Of course this is just my experience.

Not recommending. Some puzzles are not explained. Visuals try very hard to give you a seizure (very tiresome for the eyes). Not even 2 hours of content. I would refund, if I played it after I bought it. And the most important thing. WHY THE F*** EVERYTHING HAS TO INCLUDE F****** 6 7. Achievements (amount of them and like half of the descriptions), amount of currency needed for some stuff. F****** lore has 6 7 i five, different places. FU for that 🤮