Feed the Reactor

Feed the Reactor is a game that respects players which in and of itself in the modern age a blessing especially in the idle scene. Where so many others are content on bogging the game down with a bunch of artificial time wasters like prestiging all the way back to the beginning. With the caveat being you get 50% more stuff, wow how he do that?? Instead the Feed the Reactor delivers a more compact experience with the involvement of a lot of interesting ideas. There is a actual narrative you can follow with multiple endings, a minigame, permanent unlocks outside of prestiging. What I think was most interesting is how Adam Travers took something that on first play I went "this won't keep me here for more than a few hours without getting boring" but all credit to him I can't say that it did. A really clever trick to help this is well obviously automation as most idle games. But the ability to make a recording of what fuel your input I thought was a smart play, allowing players to get more creative with combos without having to mash the fuel types to get the desired outcome. It also built upon itself, this isn't a wide pool like say Digseum, there's some real meat on this game. I do have complaints however like I think the story could of been explored better as well as the planets but all of that ties into funding issues as this is a independent developer and I really do wish he is able to make more money from this as I would of really liked to see more interactions with the planets and the in game societies.

Compared to other incrementals, I particularly enjoy how this one embeds a storyline with different endings, Combined with a pixel graphic style, the screen is not an eyesore to look at when you're looking to grind out the game. The sound and visual design was like being in an arcade trying to beat space laser. A good all-rounder incremental for those who are into space. However, do keep in mind that you may have to pay extra attention to what each upgrade does. I found myself a bit confused on what research to prioritize because there's plenty of terminology to keep track of. The playtime I have now is the time it took for me to PG the game. This is short for those who are maximizing their efficiency. Otherwise, this incremental may take more than 3 hours to fully complete.

Enjoyed this short incremental. I didn't particularly pay much attention to it. It was just there while I was doing other stuff in the background. It's done its purpose very well. It takes about 3 to 4 hours to 100% it. I recommend

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If you get it on sale there's worse ways to spend an afternoon, but it doesn't explain stuff overly so prepare to learn as you go.

Гра на 5-9 годин, на знижках нормально, але хотілось би контенту побільше

almost 4 hours to 100%