Rock Bottom

The dev uses Gen AI for pixel art but doesnt tell us about it in the game page, actually feel cheated into giving money to someone who uses gen ai

Took about 4 hours, I think that's fine for the price. Pretty satisfying number go up game with good progression and it never felt like a grind

Fun little incremental that takes 3-5 hours to beat - you'll likely enjoy this if you like incrementals and/or games like coal llc.

Seeing number go up makes brain happy Honestly a really fun 4 hour game, great soundtrack and cute aesthetic

very satisfying to go through and mine, but the use of ai isn't needed.

Gen-AI

Все апгрейды можно купить только после прохождения игры, а зачем? Всё уже кончилось. 6 слопов из 10.

Может игра и хороша для своего жанра, но достаточно быстро наскучила. 50/50, для ярых поклонников жанра может быть и топ.

Game isn't bad, but it's also just not good. It's got the bones, but not the meat and certainly not the sauce. The biggest thing to me is the biomes. There are 8 distinct biomes to mine through, but only three of those are significantly different, the other five are all essentially palette-swaps with different resources and bigger numbers. There's clearly some differences under the hood in how they're procedurally generated, but not enough to significantly change your playstyle approaching them. Every biome has two standard resources, stone and tokens and one unique resource. The literal only exception to that is biome 3, which has its own unique resource as well as some of biome 1's resource. Biome 3 is also one of the three interesting biomes for unrelated reasons, so really once you're done with biome 3 that's it, its all less interesting from there. The special resource tokens are found the exact same way in every biome, you get some for leveling up, some for getting big chunks, some at random as you upgrade, but mostly you get them from going into structures and opening a chest. There is exactly one layout for structures, across every biome. It is not an interesting layout, it's a bunch of bricks in a vague house shape with a single cosmetic lantern and a single treasure chest right in the middle. There's no activated abilities, only triggered via RNG, and only one upgrade that fundamentally changes how you approach the game. Mostly the upgrades are purely numbers. Don't get me wrong, number upgrades are good, but they don't carry an entire game on their back.

Fun game for the price, about 4 hours worth of grind to complete