Feed the Reactor

took me just under 4 hours to 100% the game and 3 hours to beat it. good play and graphics and unique mechanics compared to other idle games / number go up games.

I dunno, I generally like these sorts of incremental games but I find this one very unsatisfying for some reason.

The game never explains its mechanics so you're just guessing at how the basics of the game work.

exceptionally boring. no end game to speak of. no sense how the stuff in game works. completing this in 3 hours means you paid 1.96 an hour. Frankly not worth the money, and how this got so many positive reviews is a huge mystery. its a unity game that looks like it was made as a freebie but someone decided to charge for it. Avoid - this is trash

Another incremental game. Brain-off gameplay is exactly what I look for from the genre, this one is fine. Progression is great. You are always unlocking something new, and just when you think you have seen everything, another menu appears with even more upgrades to buy. It keeps that dopamine flowing. The biggest issue is that a lot of the upgrades are not explained very well. The different fuel types, in particular, do a poor job of telling you what they are actually good for, or what kind of build they are meant to support. You can work it out eventually, but the game could communicate it much better. It probably overstays its welcome by about 20 minutes, but that's fine. 7/10. Better than some, worse than others. Worth playing if you like the genre.

10 hours to complete with low complexity.

Refunded! Pretty boring. There not much to do.

An awesome incremental game with a satisfying loop and an ACTUAL story! With 3 different endings! It's a shame the story doesn't actually present itself until 80% of the game is completed but it was still enjoyable! I feel the devs could do more with it for a future game. That's a universe I'd like to see more of.

Very nice game. Has a fun short story

Nice and chill Incremental for a short time dump, gameplay is brainless in a good way and a small storyline dilute staring at numbers going up Pretty simple music and pixel artstyle