Full playthrough here: https://youtu.be/HQB69olNtd4

Overall, this is a great Idle game. The scaling is really well done if you play actively in terms of distance gain, and I love how the visuals build as you progress. There are a ton of resource types, so there are quite a few decisions you can make early on, and the game is actually really rewarding if you choose to play actively in regards to distance gain. The only complain I have is when trying to get achievements at the end of the game there's not a ton of ways to increase your resource gain and most of the upgrades that you use to speed up your ship to reach outside of the known galaxy don't help in anyway outside of speeding up silicon a minor amount by that point in the game. Aluminum even though it's your second resource is incredibly scarce compared to how much you need of it. Definitely recommend the game though it's possible to beat in one sitting if you manage your resources correctly and allows variation based on your management so you know it's good 👌.

Really fun so far, however it does seem to freeze when you switch tabs alot/quickly besides that it plays really well not too sure on the length thus far.


Edit: At about 5 hours in the game really slows down A LOT.

Fun idler with unique mechanics and interacting systems.

I played the demo of this on ichio and got to the end of it, forgot about it for a couple of months and then refound it when researching ichio, saw it had a steam link and bought it, so far im enjoying it, though i only just got out of the sol system so there is still plenty of time for it to go wrong, but the final astroid letting you gain speed by damaging it can make it a active or idle depending on how you play.

This is scratching my incremental brain quite good

fun so far, i like that as you progress each different resource has a different mechanism for gathering/improving it.

Neat little game. 100%ed it just now at about 34 hours, so no need for it to be the 5th idle game to constantly keep open on my screen. It won't leave a long-lasting impact, but it's perfectly fine for what it is.

A decent little idle game. Very slow in the beginning, but it speeds up quickly. It honestly took me the same amount of time to leave the solar system as it did, leaving out the galaxy and the universe. It runs in the background, which was quite nice.
In total the stats said it took 77 hours to complete, but I was away for a while each day.
Still, enjoyable and cheap.

I like the art style, the different thematic ways that idle resources can be gained, and the reasonable rate at which new game concepts are introduced. You can play it active (and probably should at first) or offline.

What is also interesting, although perhaps not to everyone's taste, is there are enough different ways to tackle the idle objectives that some approaches are definitely less balanced than others. I liked this, as it gave the game room to breathe, but min-max purists may be less happy with the game's lack of a clear zen sweet spot.

Considering I've been a little put off by the over-supply of pixel games across various genres recently, I pleased to say the style works much better here than I expected.

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