Astro Prospector

很优质的增量，就是中间有个阶段要反复刷好久。另外，汉化组也很有活！

全程难受，做为增量游戏没有给过一丝爽感，我玩增量游戏是为了躲弹幕的吗？

Aye but it's not really an [b]incremental[/b] in the traditional sense (or Idler if you will). You ain't getting like Melvor or Revolution Idle type [i]gameplay[/i]. It's a bullet hell through and through.. pretty enjoyable one with a tasty price tag to be fair. I did grab it in the Short Games Showcase from Humble Bundle mind. Finished the 'story' in 5hrs odd, pretty much in three sittings. There's like a few slides of graphics after each boss fight, nothing to pay attention too. Which is good for a shmup personally. Forgot there's also an Endless Mode too. Looking forward to trying that at some point. User settings* are really standard but at least you can knock off screen shake and flashing effects, gj dev. * https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3798835979

I've 100%'d in my playtime. The game is pretty ordinary, and the start felt especially stale. But it was cozy, with the jazzy soundtrack, so I stuck around until the game got good. The difficulty has satisfying progression, and the enemy design is pretty good. Not often did I blame the game instead of myself for losing. Attacks are well telegraphed (especially the lasers) and the animation before an enemy fires was very useful in early game (less so in late game, with the sheer amount of enemies) The bosses and their returning variants were enjoyable. Especially the first boss in each area. I was interested in seeing "What's the next variant gonna be..." when I got into each new area, and [spoiler]the Lusars[/spoiler] were pretty funny. However, I really wish more of the bosses actually *used* their area's gimmick. Each area had a gimmick. Spoiler; [spoiler]The first had nothing, the second had icicles (projectiles), the third had vines (cutting off parts of the area), the fourth had explosions (cutting off circles of the area) and fifth had those platforms (cutting off parts of the area, + small extras).[/spoiler] Note that all of those are not really too creative. They're all essentially area denial. The only instance in which I actually was impressed with an area gimmick's use was in [spoiler]Chocolake's level 5 boss, who forces you to the bottom of the arena and fires a parting laser[/spoiler]. This was really unique and made me think "Why don't other bosses utilize these more blatantly?" as it'd tie game mechanics together in a nice bow. [spoiler]That said, I'm pretty sure one of the ice area bosses also uses the icicles to some extent[/spoiler]. My point is that not enough of the area bosses use them and more creativity would've been fun with them. The achievements weren't too unnecessarily hard to get to 100%, so I did. However, I do have complaints; Outside of no-hit achievements, there's no reason at all to go back to previous levels. There's also essentially zero replayability once you've finished the game once. So a completionist's dream, but don't expect many hours out of this. For the no hit achievements, I don't think the developers fully considered how to accomodate players going for it. There is no option to switch to one-health mode, no quick restart button in the escape menu. You must go back entirely and start the level again from the skill tree. Inconvenient for the last level especially, which was much harder to no-hit. That said, the shield does not count as being hit. This is a GREAT feature. Otherwise, no-hit would be absurdly frustrating. So allowing a hit every 5 flow rings is a very graceful way to go about making it not too frustrating to get. Kudos. Accessibility is pretty good (An in-game sensitivity slider would've been nice, though) and allows both mouse or keyboard. Mouse being obviously preferred. Some other settings that optionally make the game easier would be nice for other people, I think. Another gripe would be a lack of a simpler VFX option - maybe turning the background black to better contrast bullets (though the obvious red bullets are still pretty well contrasted) for those who are focusing on no-hit and are distracted easier. All that said, the game was a pretty fun one to play. I got it as part of a Humble Bundle so I decided to analyse it as I played. I can recommend the game to most people that like casual bullet-hell. It's well-made and clearly has effort put into it by the developer.

Astro Prospector is a twin-stick single-screen arcade shooter with "hints of bullet hell" and a big 'ole incremental skill tree. A level in the game unfolds like this: you zip around in your ship mining resources, which draws the attention of the evil monopolistic SpaceCorp goons, who try to shoot you down, only for you to shoot them down instead. You also have a limited amount of time per stage, which is measured in how much drinkable coffee you have in the cockpit. The stage ends either when you're drowsy or when you defeat the 'boss,' and the boss only shows up if you're being enough of a nuisance (both with your haul and in defending yourself). The upgrades are satisfying: multiple mining lasers, longer range, better damage, faster maneuverability, deployable bombs/mines, homing missiles, deployable turrets with their own range and rate of fire, orbiting "moons" that are both defensive and let you ram enemies, a huge pulse wave that 'eats' enemy projectiles, etc. Took me six hours to complete the main campaign and max out the entire skill tree. After that I spent about 20 minutes on the more recent "Endless Coffee" update, which attempts to reorganize the game's mechanics into a rogue-like. This was a fun incremental game, but nothing about the rogue-like version of it was compelling, and there are no shortage of extremely famous/successful rogue-likes for me to get to. For me the best non-idle incremental game on Steam is still Shelldiver, but Astro Prospecter is a fun time. Space Rock Breaker is also pretty good, if you like this one.

Incremental muy divertido, cortito y al pie. Entretiene y es ameno. El comienzo es algo lento pero enseguida se pasa ese bache. Made in Españita! apoyen comprándolo!!