Dwarf Eats Mountain

Fun, but wow if you want to 100% this one, it will take some time.

It's hard to recommend this incremental in its current state. My main complaint is the prestige system. DEM's prestige isn't a reset that makes you faster with every reset, it removes roadblocks you eventually meet, but the catchup is basically at the same pace -- or doesn't feel meaningfully faster. It's also very easy to brick or impede your own progress. Selecting the wrong upgrade WILL slow, if not halt your progression, as each "run" has limited resources that are required for purchasing upgrades. If you invest them into weaker selections, your DPS doesn't improve much, and progress starts slowing to a crawl, which in turn means your best bet is to restart rather than wait for more upgrades. A word to the developer, if you want players to specialize in specific buildings, you should consider limiting what buildings can be added per run, that way it's more intuitive that you should focus on those, rather than spread your points around and brick your run.

es macht unglaublich viel spaß durch die vielen verschiedenen Upgrades und Artefakten

Somewhere between an idle game and a clicker game. An extremely slow paced and relaxing game designed to be left in the background and occasionally checked on. However the game does not progress offline. I beat the game by leaving my computer on overnight twice and buying upgrades. It's not the strongest entry in this genre but I still enjoyed it. +++ Very good sounds and music. Feels super chill. Love the click clack of rocks and gems and gold. ++ Upgrades feel impactful and interesting. ++ Lots of buildings and parts to play with. + Pretty good graphics, a bit simple. -- Not much build variety. Since costs scale very fast, you end up buying a bit of everything, which pushes you into the same build every game. -- I find prestige and ascending systems annoying personally, but this is very much a "me" thing. I had my fun with the game after beating the final boss, I felt zero motivation to reset all my permanent progress.

dorf

anfangs sehr witzig und auch leicht süchtigmachend, mit der Zeit aber etwas "abgestumpft" und ist ein wirklicher idler, man lässt es nebenher laufen um alle Achievements zu schaffen. Prestige ist noch okay, aber nach dem Aszendieren geht es wieder ziemlich "langsam" vorwärts und das Spiel beginnt aufs neue. das letzte Achievement war dann schon ziemlich Grindy. Trotzdem gibt's ein Daumen hoch, auch wenn jetzt nicht Ultra viel Tiefgang. zum Glück kann man den Sound stumm stellen...