Growmancer

It's a fun if not very deep incremental. Ending felt RNG-based and like a bit of a letdown.

took me 3 hours to 100% relaxing vibes.

Over all a fun short game, do hope they decide to add onto the game and expand it some but even if they dont its worth the $3.50 USD

Chill game overall thats good to kill a few hours in. Good feeling of progression between as you upgrade. Dog is best feature.

очень хорошо)

The design of this game is actually great, and the core concept is well executed. However, there is an issue with how the game is categorized on the store that changes the expected experience. On May 18th, Steam announced an update to their store tags, changing Clicker to Incremental. Despite this, the developer never went back to remove the idler tag from the game store. This is misleading because the gameplay is absolutely not an idler. Instead of being able to step away and let the game play itself, it requires you to interact with it the entire time. If you go in expecting a true idle experience where your progress automates in the background, you are going to be disappointed by the constant manual input required. Normally, I could easily refund a game like this that misrepresents its genre. However, the Steam refund policy is not intended as a way to try out games for free. Because of that, relying on the refund system here is a risk, leaving you stuck with a product that does not play the way it was advertised. Because the store tags are misleading and force you into an active playstyle when you are expecting a relaxed idle experience, I cannot recommend this game. It is a shame because the underlying design is good, but proper tagging is important for setting the right expectations.

Leaflet is a charming and relaxing experience that's perfect for a laid-back afternoon. The central loop of spreading greenery across the world nails a satisfying vibe, especially as you unlock new plants and steadily fill out the skill tree. While the game isn't very complex, and the mechanics do start feeling familiar by the end, it wraps up right around the time things verge on repetitive. Unlocking upgrades brings a nice sense of progression, and there's a real pleasure in watching the barren landscape transform into a lush, vibrant world. The world and music set the tone for a simple, no-stress experience. The game is fairly short—most players will see almost everything in around four hours. Once you've reached the endless mode and finished the upgrade tree, there's not much left to keep you replaying. Still, at a budget price, it's a solid value, especially if you enjoy cozy games focused on small but rewarding tasks. It would be great to see more added in the future, but even as it stands, Leaflet is a pleasant way to spend an afternoon, and easy to recommend to anyone looking for a gentle, bite-sized game.

Need some way to scale frame rate or way to turn down graphics....in the later levels the game slogs and you warp all over the place

Nice short game, similar to Lyca.

Not bad mais répétitif et mal opti dans les difficultés les plus élevées.