Project P.I.T.T.

Refunded. Ran like dirt on a 3080. Starting the game timed out Youtube running on the second screen. Then the same happened at every loading screen. Occasional stutters. I know physics sandboxes tend to be hit or miss performance wise, but not on startup or with 10 ducks in the room. The game is fun though. If I hear they do performance updates and fixes, I might pick it up again.

buen juego, pero muy mal sistema de construccion. muy tosco y poco amigable.

I Cant understand the developers mind to create a game that gets more frustrating the more you play. Got to phase two, Game recieved updated. oh cool ill try it again. from the start and about 5% of the frustrations were improved. The game is still unbelievably frustrating. Making millions of dollars whilenothing unlocks. no explanation if i might be required to drop a specific item or reach a specific score to unlock more materials. No goals no heres what to go too. unlock the 3rd item no explanation why they are destroyed instantly. Absolute waste of my life. 2/10 Absolutely do not get this game.

Did not enjoy the game. the demo was the core game play. this just feels like they forced the idea further. Most of the time it felt like I was just sitting there holding down a button waiting until I could finally unlock the next thing. I don't mind a grind, but there needs to be something happening during that grind to keep me interested. The building is probably the most interesting part of the game, but it's also pretty janky and can be frustrating to use. The graphics are fine, nothing amazing but nothing I'd really complain about either. There's basically no story at all, so there's not much pushing you forward besides unlocking the next upgrade, which goes back to the main problem of those upgrades taking way too long to get.

it's like if they made a clicker game but more inconvenient and less satisfying

rotating simulator

It sadly becomes worse and more tedious the further you go on instead of the opposite. I understand the idea is to have whacky stuff for automation, but it simply does not land in practice. It's just tedious and unpleasant