Sludgineers

Cute incremental game!

A short game, but a lot of fun. I 100%'ed it in a little less than 10 hours (including when I left the game on to do dishes), but I definitely got my money's worth. I'm hoping there's a sequel or an expansion pack at some point, because I want more of this! In the best possible way, Sludgineers took me back to childhood moments of stumbling upon a great flash game on Y8 or Friv and subsequently telling all my friends about it.

[b] SIMPLESMENTE VICIANTE! [/b] Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XJPxTll8qo Desde a DEMO eu amei o jogo!! Só queria limpar, refinar, melhorar as habilidades e completar o mapa. haha Já platinei o jogo, o único defeito é ser curto. :( QUERO MAIS FASES POR FAVOR! rsrs SUPER RECOMENDO!

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I got all the achievements yesterday. I LOVED this game. I saw a lot of people complaining about "grinding". I don't understand this need to finish the game as fast as possible. If you think replaying a stage in this game is "grinding", honestly you're playing the wrong game. Personally what I want from this game a casual/chill mode with bigger maps. Not just a single screen. Basically a Powerwash Simulator mode where I could spend 30 minutes (I wouldn't mind even more) to clean a stage, without even getting a reward. \ Plays great o Steam Deck, text could be a little bigger but it's readable.

Wishlisted this thoughtful little cleaning game about 5 minutes into the demo. Really putting the "active" into "active incremental". This is not necessarily a "turn your brain off, number go up" type incremental. Levels are designed to be played multiple times. Passing a level is a combination of map knowledge, strategy, and resource management. The more you pay attention to each map the more likely you are to succeed. I LOVE that you can't necessarily start in one corner and work your way across the screen. There's tons of thoughtful little details that show the amount of effort the devs put in -- things like the suction tube changing color when you pick up a different material, the "find van" button to help navigate the map, and the sound of the jackhammer changing to indicate a node is fully destroyed. Well done all around in my opinion. Personally I also just really love the use of color in this game. I feel like it's almost too easy to make a game about cleaning up pollution feel dark and dreary, especially in the beginning -- but when you're a sludgineer, your jumpsuit is bright from the start. The world around you gets more vibrant the more you succeed! The three materials are easy to distinguish, and even the tools are designed in a way that they don't necessarily get lost in the busier maps at the end. My only true gripe is that once in a while it's hard to see the teeny remaining slices of gunk, even with the upgrade(s) that point them out. There have been a couple moments of "am I not done? I thought I was done", but never for very long. Five stars, good game, enjoyable and approachable with enough strategy to not feel mindless. Very worth the price.

A brilliant little Indie Game! Despite the game being about pollution and corporate expansion, the game actually has an underlying cosy feel to it. There isn't much end-game currently (but the Devs have said they will revisit this in later updates) so it currently doesn't have too much replayability. Love the music, art and gameplay is smooth too!