Cradle of the Dark Brood

Really great game, enjoyed the story and the combat, as well as the base building and evolutions - Spoilers - I hope that in subsequent updates we can rebuild the heavens, find the reincarnations of other gods, and gain more evolutions for our critters, like dual paths such as a attack power + crit chance path

Good, and unique idle for once. Content ran out in less than a week but it was fun overall.

Total 100% Completion in about 33-34 Hours. I'm someone who plays a lot of incremental games so when I tell you that this one feels good to play, it should be an indicator for you to take need. There's nothing particularly phenomenal about the game like nothing is going to absolutely blow you away. But what is present is a pretty refined experience albeit following the normal incremental game chemistry. Aside from some weird grammar at times, the developer did a very good job. Definitely worth the money he's asking. I could best describe the game as a shorter spiritual succession to a game like Trimps. Whereas Trimps is just vanilla number-go-up. This one has a bit of a story and lore to why you're doing what you're doing. So if you enjoyed Trimps there's a good chance you'll find this worth a purchase. Definitely a 7.5/10 with a 5/10 being average. For reference I'd probably give Trimps a 7/10. For under $10 you really can't go wrong. Try it.

Rather lovely and well-paced incremental game with pretty decent mechanics and thought put into it. The story is okay, but at least there's a story and lore and all that. Automation comes about when you need it to, and pretty much everything can be automated after enough time. It's fairly short for an incremental, but I feel I got more than my money's worth, and it doesn't outstay its welcome. My one complaint is that a really need feature opens up right before the game ends, and I beat the game without being able to explore it much organically. Depending on how you focus your prestiges, you might be able to unlock it earlier to make it more useful to your run, but I wish I had more time to really see its impact. One thing I'd love is a proper infinite mode of infinitely scaling difficulty that lets you stress and test your build, and push as long as you want.

I really enjoy this game. It shares a number of design ideas to their previous game Idle Reincarator while still being an entirely separate game. It most reminds me of a genre of old flash games that i cant remember the name of but remember playing a lot and enjoying it.

Nice and fast (~53h for all achievements) incremental game which at one point evolves into an idle game

Pretty good little idle game, wish it was a bit bigger in the ability/prestige unlocks part of the game (but that's just cause I wish it was longer). Imo some of the "building" become useless long term once you prestige enough so mid-late game you just find yourself leaving the housing side of the game alone. Plus a lot of the skills for your brood are kind of useless if you don't mind waiting an extra half hour. It really seems like there is just one correct path to take the longer you go on. As for my own enjoyment i think it was fun, it was something I could check on every so often to distract me. Plus I liked the pacing of the game expect for the very end. Nothing seemed too rushed and it gave me time to know what I'm working with. Also I completely finished the game and got every achievement but I cant for the life of me find where the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ scouts are, so there are a few things which aren't like easy to figure out or you're told about (which isn't too bad yk just click like a few buttons and read) 8.5/10 game I didn't know ai was used in it until the spelling mistakes