Magic Potion Explorer

This game is a great time waster if you have too much time on your hands. So far I've gotten D rank on normal mod but I'm going to try and get every rank on normal and hard mode.

fun game, really enjoyed it

不错，正品，活动优惠后性价比超高，很好用，送的东西也好，第一次买，还会在买!用着不错对产品相当满意挺好的很不错，如果效果好的话还会再买。不错！用起来挺好的！设计的也挺合理的！值得拥有！宝贝早收到了，特别好，特别喜欢，活动买的超好，超实惠。弟弟很喜欢，非常敢射。

A really simple idle game. I have mixed feelings about this one. It's fairly solid in it's mechanics and game play but the game is damn near a death by 1000 cuts. The game is almost too simple and is only challenging on certain harder achievements. After playing for about 10 hours the game began to degrade. It would freeze, crash from missing fonts and just all over struggle. It's weird as it was completely fine before that but I'd never know until I started grinding the harder achievements. It really kills the game for me and cannot recommend it in it's current state as it punishes achievement hunters in an idle game.

ひたすらもぐるだけのゲーム 面白いかと言えば微妙。 スマホゲームをやりながら、エアロバイクこぎながら、などながらがちょうど良い 続編があるのでそちらの方はかなりオススメ

Addictive but short

Playing this was fairly underwhelming. Maybe I had my bar too high after playing One Way Heroics, but there's very little to do in this game. The character handles everything but upgrades automatically, it's just a matter of upgrading semi-strategically. The game would have some value if there was another level of depth beyond upgrades - but you just have to keep your numbers high enough to not die...not very hard if you want to crunch math or just repeat runs on normal mode. Admittedly, I have not tried hard mode, but from the description of the mode, it is literally just a single-run version of normal (where your initial RP pool increases the more you fail). I presume that it could be fun finding multiple ways to win in hard mode (I imagine there are a series of upgrade "paths", dependent only slightly on luck, which result in victory), which [i]might[/i] lend it some replay value, but I think you hit diminishing returns fairly quickly, here. I'll give the game credit and admit that the early game was actually pretty enjoyable (balancing my need to improve after-battle regen with the fact that my HP pool was high enough to allow for a focus on buying other upgrades for a while). If you want a game to pay attention to halfway for 30 minutes a few times a week, or want a game to focus on for two hours every few weeks, this game will do, but you might find more enjoyment out of other games. This game is far more about the journey than it is about the destination. If you like the upgrade system, the game has replay value. If you view the upgrade system as a means to an end, the game has no replay value. The game could be terrific if you could choose paths to take (e.x. this one has a lot of enemies and yields a lot of RP, but this one is safer), and would have been really cool as a "mystery dungeon" type game (as-is, it feels like you only have access to one pre-generated mystery dungeon map that your character automatically follows a single path through - the only difference between runs is "leveling" your character). Heck, they could have even added challenges (such as "chaos potion locked at level 2, no upgrading it!") to add a whole new level of interesting complexity to the game, but it seems like you [b]must[/b] have all potions at max level to win. The story is okay at best - I'll give the game credit for [spoiler]making the names of a floor at the end related to "parental love", then suggesting that the witch was the character's parent all along,[/spoiler] but even then the story was simple and [spoiler]the big reveal at the end was abrupt at best[/spoiler]. I had this on my wishlist for a while because I though it looked neat while browsing idly through the Steam store. I got this on sale for $5, and I'm considering getting a refund. I'm not sure if I'm satisfied with what I got for $5 or not...$3 might have convinced me to turn my review around. At the end of the day, the game was enjoyable to play, but I was disappointed in how shallow the game is. I've played for 96 minutes and beaten normal mode, and I don't feel like there's much more that would feel fulfilling to do. Frankly, if you're thinking about getting the game to do a run through - just go watch a YouTube video and save yourself a few bucks. If you're legitimately interested in the upgrade system and don't mind the game being very simple in casual play, I'd still wait for a discount before you buy it. tl;dr The game is simple...too simple. The upgrade system is the only system. Once you figure out the math, do trial-by-error, or repeat enough runs in normal mode, you win. Okay story, but you could watch a YouTube video and get everything you wanted from it. This game is far more about the journey than it is about the destination. If you like the upgrade system, the game has replay value. If you view the upgrade system as a means to an end, the game has no replay value.

賛否両論なのはもったいない。 ただクリアするのとSランククリアを目指すのでは別ゲーなので、ボリューム不足！と不満タラタラな人々には是非高難度でチャレンジしてみてほしい。（実際、ハードSランククリアやフルコンは11%前後、みんなちゃんとプレイしてる？） 50層ボスと99層ボスに攻撃されるための調整が出来なかったが、他の実績は解除したので満足。 77層あたりの音楽がとても好み。

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