Now THAT'S a Big Dragon!

I think my biggest issue is that the game wants the player to constantly play, but there's not really much to do. For the first 10-ish minutes, clicking the dragon is viable to generate some damage/money, but the unit upgrades scale way more than the players, so it's not worth it to continue clicking the dragon long-term. Eventually, you unlock the dungeon, which seems to be where most of your active playtime is meant to be spent, but it seems a little disconnected from the rest of the game. It is the only part of the game that necessitates using the keyboard as far as I'm aware which is a little jarring. The dungeon doesn't seem to have a reason to exist other than the player damage getting outscaled. (The dev has updated the game since I refunded, so this applies to the 3rd "chapter," which was the 2nd when I played) Worse than the dungeon is the chapters or prestige mechanic in this game. Basically, everything is reset, you gain no benefit, and now you have to manage more resources. If these were branded as challenge modes or something, that would make much more sense, but they aren't chapters, as that implies some sort of continuity, and it's not a prestige system, as that implies some sort of upgrade, so it's unintuitive to the player, as several reviews have pointed out. The dev has addressed these concerns in community posts and has responded by doubling down on the "chapters" and changing the order of them, which doesn't solve any of the concerns the reviews have pointed out. They do seem to be looking into making the dungeon better though, so maybe when they're done with that, the game would be worth ~$4, but even then I wouldn't recommend getting it at the full $7 price.