CompactO - Idle Game

Decent idle game, you'll get your money's worth chasing all the achievements. Not a lot to do after that point though. Check out this creator's game Idle Research for a better experience IMO, and as of this writing it's still in active development.

It's alright, but is not worth it's price.

There's nothing to actually do in this game As soon as you unlock the automation (which was a matter of minutes) there's nothing else to do until much later in the game. Open the game, get offline "progress", stare at the screen as it plays itself. If that's what you're looking for, you'll be thrilled. But I could watch gameplay footage and have the exact same experience. Which makes a game not very worthwhile, in my opinion.

I wasted too much time playing this

goodgame

This game is truly fantastic

Good game

TLDR: Simple design. Interesting concept. Some lacking depth. Good way to burn a few days time, but not much more than that. Play for a week or so and drop. This game has some simple and easy to understand concepts. Very easy to progress, albeit it can feel very tedious especially in the beginning with resets being very slow, and no automation yet unlocked. Visually can be fun to watch the rainbow(so to speak). Once you reach the surprise portion of the game, you feel a soft reset that will take you by the horn and slam yo into the ground running. But you will quickly recover, and begin again. This time with totally different, but new challenges to navigate. Unfortunately, this is the portion that left me the most salty. There is no clear endpoint, and it becomes a never-ending time waster, with little to no real progress. Upgrades at this point still exist(although few, basically infinite ones with massively increasing cost), however take days to reach each one. Without any real gain noticed. I think this needs a simple QOL update to add more speed at this stage, giving meaning to continuing on further. As it either takes far to long to make doing something fun, or engaging for someone to play. I would suggest giving it a go for a week or so, but once it takes you hours of idle time to even get progress toward an upgrade, it should be dropped until refined further for a clear endpoint or progression milestone.

После перехода в Mega Lands игра становится запутанной и бессмысленной. То есть теряется смысл играть дальше.

This review is more of a yes, but... The first half of this game is really fun, love the bright colors and the ramp up feels good. It's a little bit spread out all over the place until you get automation locked down, but by the time you do, you're almost done with that part of the game. The second half of the game is completely different but very contained, as opposed to checking in on 50 different little upgrade buttons everything is on one or two screens. However, it's very confusing. Somehow even more confusing than the spread-out first half. The upgrades are worded in such a way that it never really feels quite clear what they do, and shifting the focus mid-game after such a strong start was pretty jarring, especially considering that unlocking the second half locked me out of the first half. I'd play the first half of this game again. Maybe the second half (MegaLands) after some polish.