Black Hole: Farmageddon

This is an interesting and cute game. It may be simple, but the tech tree is so much fun. I felt like I needed to unlock one more, just one more. But with each upgrade, I felt stronger and went for another round. There is also an endless mode. But your upgrades from campaign does not seem to work here. It has a different system. I will look into it when I have more time. With this price tag, it's definitely a thumbs up!

Very addictive with great feedback and juice. The early game feels fantastic and the moment-to-moment progression is really satisfying. Once I reached the cow stage, though, runs started to feel too long. At that point I was mostly keeping the mouse still and waiting, which became frustrating and broke the flow. I think an additional feedback loop or a mechanic that naturally shortens runs at later stages would help maintain the pacing and keep the game engaging throughout.

it controls bad and the gameplay is too short. It only took 45 minutes to beat with a full tech tree.

I found this game to be slow on the start, but truly spectacular towards the end, and strangely addictive. If you love absurd and action-frantic games which are also strangely idle and relaxing, you may try this one. Or not. The animals won't be safer either way.

It's an alright game. very little progression decisions, and the main campaign is short (37 minutes for me). Wouldn't have paid full price if I knew how short it was, but it was interesting enough!

Fairly fun game except for the crashing when starting a new round

Beat it within 45 minutes, not really interested in getting to 100 on endless or challenge after trying them

There are far better examples in the genre. If you're just addicted to the incremental game formula, this one might scratch that itch for a few minutes. Otherwise, I would recommend seeking a game with a bit more depth.

Short and not terribly deep. Don't expect synergies or strategy of any kind. it unlocked some additional game modes after finishing the main campaign (in less than an hour) but I honestly didn't enjoy it enough to play them. Fine for an hour if you get it REAL cheap in a bundle, but I wouldn't bother otherwise.