
Crystal Breaker is a short incremental space game about flying, mining, and upgrading. Destroy crystal formations with your ship, unlock rare new upgrades, mine crystals and credits, and grow stronger through a skill tree.
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Crystal Breaker is a dynamic incremental game about flying through crystal planet, destroying crystal formations, and constantly upgrading your ship. Some crystals are easy to break, while others explode or require much greater firepower to destroy.
As you progress, you will upgrade your main weapon to break through crystal masses faster, unlock new resources, and earn more efficiently.
Crystal Breaker is a game about constant growth, satisfying destruction, discovering new crystal types, and building an increasingly powerful space mining ship.
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Languages: English
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Ok....this seems to be baby's first incremental game....so I'll try to be nice. However, this is a mess. The game has piss poor optimization. If you max all thee amounts for the gems on any planet, the game lags like crazy and damn near crashes. Even on my top end pc. The magnet skill points are WAY too weak. Need to double those numbers. Even at max it doesn't do ♥♥♥♥. There needs to be something else to dump money and gems into infinitely once at max to continue feeling of progression. Probably the biggest sin though....is no achievements. On an incremental game? Are you serious? That's damn near the number one allure of incremental games is the achievements. They are suppose to be bite sized experience, get all achievements, give it a thumbs up, and move on. Your game runs like ♥♥♥♥, the upgrades suck, there's no achievements, and how to get to the ending isn't clear. I'm on the last planet and been playing for a while. How do I get ending? No clue. You've no indication of how to do so, if there even is one. Usually the ending is attached to an upgrade in the stats tree. Nothing. I'm baffled why you even made this if you didn't know what you were even doing.
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This doesn't feel like a complete game yet, it feels like an early access game that hasn't been labelled as early access. There's some fun to be had here but... There are a lot of bugs: some upgrades don't take effect until after you leave and reenter the game the performance is terrible, it starts hitching on the early levels and gets unplayable on the later ones the equipment screen doesn't render properly in widescreen, it's cut off and you can't really see a lot of your ship config the content also doesn't change at all on the planets, and teh weapons are just straight upgrades as you progress through, there isn't a reason to diversify at all. Will keep an eye on updates and may come back to revise this as the game gets updated, there's a lot of potential adn if you want to kill a couple of hours it's not bad, but it's very incomplete
A nice relaxing game when I don't want anything complicated. The progression is easy to understand and there's always another upgrade to work toward.
Do NOT launch this game if you have work tomorrow. You will tell yourself "just one more weapon upgrade" until dawn.
Somehow the developers put the demo version as the full game. if you download the demo its the full game. If you buy it your locked to the first planet while the demo has several. There has been alot of discussion posts about this as well with no responses from devs. The game also seems to have a terrible memory leak. game became unplayable after awhile.
A simple but interesting game without a complicated plot. You have a spaceship, and around there are deposits of crystals, which are valuable resources. Organize your loot, upgrade your equipment
It’s a really addictive game. It’s great that you can upgrade both the ship itself and its equipment.
Flawless progression loop. 10/10 arcade mining satisfaction.
A relaxing loop of breaking crystals, upgrading your weapon, unlocking resources and pushing further into the crystal world.
Graphics: Clean & colorful ✨ Gameplay: Addictive as hell 🚀 Crystals: Smashed into dust 💥 My sleep schedule: Non-existent 💀 Worth it? Absolutely ❤️
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