Sixty Four

Não sei nem como descrever o quão confuso e satisfatório esse jogo é. Basicamente um ambiente branco onde você cria máquinas automáticas para gerar recursos e aplica-los em mais máquinas e por aí vai. Mas tem uma história por trás, bem curiosa e sem te ajudar em nada, a não ser sua própria dedução do que fazer em seguida para continuar os acontecimentos. Confesso que me encontrei travado no jogo varias vezes, o que acaba gerando uma enorme decepção no game, mas é um jogo de geração de recursos, então é necessário paciência.

I truly don't understand the folks complaining about this game. It's a clicker. But it isn't. And the universe is real. ...but it isn't. (play the game)

Poor progression for an idle clicker, great looking game but feels shallow and boring, cringe attempt at a story

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Pretty good simple clicker with some witty mechanics that bring it closer to the factory automation genre.

It can be difficult. You need to think, you need to have the ability to do over and put in the manual work of replacing machines where you could use a better setup. It is lulling to keep going on your subpar but still (seemingly) adequate layout, but to rebuild better is truly worth it by leagues. It is the difference between droning in the game achingly for hours, or actively stepping up into progress. The game is at its most engaging when you are mentally figuring out the ways in which to make a setup work, and the little ways a nifty trick here and there pushes you where you need to be. Because of the demanding nature of increasing costs of machines, the focus here is on minimizing, on excessive quality over casual quantity. This is mostly a puzzle game in practice. The game is labelled as strategy but in my head I understand 'puzzle' easier, I guess one thing writing this review has made me realize is that strategy is just a puzzle game in motion. The snippets from the store page had me curious and I wanted to find out what was the meaning behind what I could see. What is that giant cube with the metal tubes, black liquid pouring out, and computer part stuck to it? What does it mean? What are those metal palm trees? Why is there a phone chat in the corner? Glyph dimension?? In terms of answers to these questions.. By the time of nearing the end I had a solid idea of what was happening, even theories (though I did read about it online) for the strange appearance of objects. I don't know how I got there, or why, why some regular casual person is in this place, but maybe I didn't need to know. I guess it adds mystery. The questions sometimes are the meaning, and I think there is a lot of value made in a game being able to make you ask interesting questions. On the other hand, if you aren't aware of what the game [i]is[/i] then it can be a miserable experience, so I can understand the negative reviews that this game has, I get it, I was there for a long while before I finally changed my mentality. I do believe it is hard to grasp what the game is going for, and if you started the game seeking the satisfaction akin of other incremental or factory games, then the blurry expectations make playing the game in that way agonizing. An infinite plane for machines, yet the way forward is not about expansion - in fact, expansion is what limits you. Anyway, get over that barrier and you'll be having a good time. I recommend.

artstyle and aesthetics seemed really promising but gameplay design and pacing is CBT