
An incremental game with meta-unveiling secrets and a bangin' soundtrack. Race along an obstacle-ridden track to gain resources, then spend them to level up and purchase upgrades. Drive to reunite with your true love- if the entire world doesn't fall apart before then...
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Rack up Kilometers as you automatically drive forward, then spend them to upgrade your vehicle. The further you drive, the faster you drive, which lets you drive further, faster.
Maneuver your way around obstacles with Handling or brute force your way through them with Armor. Select upgrades that let you combo Boosts or opt to automate them entirely. Whether you prefer an active playstyle or want to sit back and idle, there exists a build you can enjoy.
Scroll through an extensive array of upgrades, then decide which ones to strengthen, improving their power, duration, effectiveness, and more. Uncovering additional secrets will let you promote upgrades even further beyond.
Race back to your childhood friend- a trusting girl who's been hurt one too many times. You can't seem to remember how you got separated, but her overprotective friend won't hesitate to remind you of all the times you screwed up.

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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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This game is awesome, repetitive in the way that RE:Zero is repetitive. But like in RE:Zero, are you just going to let yourself succumb to the evil witch? Nah. You fight back. And when you do, you'll get to the end. And the one waiting there... Is your anime wife.
A solid short-ish incremental game. Unlike other modern short incremental games, the upgrades are very well paced (quick, but not unlocking massive swaths of the upgrade tree all the time like in a lot of nodebuster clones) and the gameplay itself (staying on track, hitting boosters, dodging obstacles) is a lot of fun. The gameplay is divided into more dangerous track sections where you will fall off if you don't steer, and straight sections where you can take a bit of a rest. Although you spend a bit more time in the straight sections, I would prefer if they were even longer because for me personally the rests aren't enough to avoid having to take breaks due to RSI concerns. Story-wise: There are two women vying for your attention. One is kind of like a female "nice guy" who lavishes you with gifts and compliments but feels entitled to guilt trip you for presence and attention because of it (entitlement disguised as vulnerability). The other is domineering and an active menace to your efforts (naked and exaggerated entitlement). Also, there's a deeper story you discover as you play. For me personally, the story didn't quite land because the women feel like caricatures and it doesn't go far enough with their abusive behavior to make them compelling. In my experience, abusive women are much more active in how they guilt-trip and emotionally manipulate you into feeling like you're a piece of garbage. The game didn't quite hit that note. A game about abusive women should be gut-wrenching for me, but I didn't feel much of anything.
A fun little game with some replay ability but there is no new game+ when the game is fully completed. Had good value for money for what i paid but sadly it came to an end pretty much, you can keep increasing stats but you eventually can't restart runs because that game comes to an end but i did appreciate the art and effort that went into this game.
I really like the story aspect of the game but the game it's self is... ? You just drive and can't die and click on give me more over and over. However the secrets you unlock with research are fun and yeah I want to resuce my girlfriend so I'm going to play it till the end, just wish there was more to do I guess?
An autoclicker with an interesting story, lasts about 10 hours. It becomes somewhat repetitive, but not enough to drop it before finishing the story.
i don't recommend it. boring and annoying. this is NOT an idle game! game stops when you get upgrades.
Welcome Home
Good game, though it can get a bit tedious towards the end.
nice soundtrack and story
Really great game and pretty different from other idle games. I also liked the story. I recommend it.
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