Beggar's Life

Very good slice of life active "idle" game. You play as a beggar and you are looking for the meaning of life, I guess. Is it happiness with cats, reality with rats, are you trying to find how to be good or are you going to be a sadist that captures and burns people or maybe are you going to create a criminal empire? The game ends with those conclusions which are not really important so it's the route there that matters. And route is overwhelming with a lot of possibilities and you have the right to sort through them and define your own way. There are some minor problems with UI, for example, if you start a new game there are only 3 columns and a log column, but if you save the game, restart and continue there will be 4 columns and a log which is much easier to use. Overall I enjoyed the game and already finished with cat man, rat man, priest man, fire man. Doing a try with criminal now but it didn't go well and I somehow ended not having enough to create the empire (even though my fire man managed to do it while doing his own stuff which he didn't need the criminal empire for). Edit: with some help from forum found out that I missed an effect from a single furniture which was blocking the end of the criminal route and now I finished it too and became rich. I guess these five runs, each one 4-5 hours long is enough for me. I am very satisfied with this game.

I'm sorry, this isn't intuitive and satisfying. Sounded good on paper, but not sure what we're doing here.

Pls do polish language

Very badly done port of a mobile game. interface is incredibly clunky with keyboard n mouse, settings are unusable and many like resolution etc completely missing. just all around bad experience....

Updated now that I have finally managed to finish a run. I did have fun overall, but I would rate this game about a 60% positive due to all of the things mentioned below. I love Theory of magic and there aren't very many games like it, if you like that style you will probably enjoy this game, but it is missing quite a bit of QoL. I really wanted to like this game... It is very similar to Theory of Magic which I love, however there are a few glaring issues that make this almost unplayable. It starts out very reasonable, you slowly accumulate more things you can do, however around class level 2 or 3 it starts to get really frustrating. At this point you will probably have 50-100 different actions you can choose from, but you need to find the specific path to get to the next class which can be very difficult to determine. In addition you will need very specific resources at times and there is no way to easily figure it out if you have forgotten. I have spent the last 15-20 minutes just re-reading every single action I have available to figure out how to gain realiziation. If there was a search function or if the mouse over for the resource gave an indication of where to find that resource it would be a huge help. Also the dungeon section isn't very well designed. I understand it because I have played Theory of Magic previously, but it is very confusing at first if you aren't familiar with it. Also there is no compendium or way to tell what resources can be found in the actions at each location, and there are some resources that can only be found in encounters in an area. I really wanted to like this game, but I have spent about 4 hours stuck because I can't find resources I need and there is just too much task bloat to make it fun. Updated - Realizations require you to have one of the other task things activated before the task to create them shows up, this took me way too long to figure out.

Overall worth the price. The game is an incremental, but I would contest the "idle" part. The most idle is some passive resource gain (often filled quickly) and some skills that take ~50 seconds, or sometimes 3 minutes to learn. There's an even more active focus element, but that is as far as I can tell not or barely needed. It is very much a one dev game though. There's some bugs where the game will hang. The UI is not very intuitive. Finding how to start a new game plus requires a PhD. (Use the feather to select a new save file and click new game.) I still really enjoyed it, and would recommend if you don't mind some rough edges, and a good amount of game time for a low price.

[Edit: dev did answer is the full game] May not be the full game!!! Played the demo had fun, beat the demo. Once I got the full game it loaded save from the demo and gave victory screen, but also included text saying for most up to date version go to the Patrion... posted on games discussion asking if this was accurate didn't get a reply for 5 days. If this is the not up to date version, and it's for sale, then shame on the developer as it's not being sold in early access.