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3 people found this review helpful
Not Recommended
0.0 hrs last two weeks / 0.9 hrs on record (0.7 hrs at review time)
Posted: 26 Oct @ 7:55pm

Early Access Review
I really like it - the art style is fun. The progression system is fun. The theme is satisfying. The colors and how circles are represented (highlight if you're in or dim if you're out) is awesome.

There's a lot of good things going on here.

However, I can't recommend this in good conscience while this game fails to load half the time on startup while I'm booting it on a 4070. The menus are slow to respond as well. It needs some major tweaks to performance - and then it will be an absolute gem.
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Developer response:
Woliam  [developer] Posted: 28 Oct @ 7:49am
There is an option to disable "high quality", you may try it to get a better experience
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Henry 19 Nov @ 7:36pm 
@lssie721 Honestly, I've just assumed the dev has abandoned the game at this point. The lack of updates plus their comment to my review just shows me there's little effort being put in. If I can't launch the game reliably how would I ever get a better experience by toggling a setting? It's sad because I truly believe this game has great potential. Dev probably either got enough money from the sales to say forget about it, or didn't get nearly as many sales as they were hoping, and decided it wasn't worth their effort.
Issie721 19 Nov @ 10:44am 
I am sorry Mr. Developer, but there is no option that exists to make this game of yours a better experience. The only way a player will get a better experience, is if you start listening to what players want, suggest, and fix/implement those things asap. You need to do weekly updates as well. The game is terrible and you ignore most of the great suggestions the community has. That is why you are getting such bad reviews, so suggesting an option change that will give a better experience is ridiculous. It wont change the fact that you dont seem to care about the game as much as the players do, and actions speak louder than words. Just do what they suggest and give the players what they want, add weekly updates/patches to show them you are on the ball.