Sludgineers

Довольно короткая гриндилка. Кому зайдет демка, зайдет и игра. Приятно удивил финал Легчайший подсолнух

Super satisfying and easy to play, you can play with just a mouse which is always a huge plus for me. It's a great game thats very fun and addictive although some parts need a little work; There's huge frame drops on the last level and you do not get enough refinded Draxine to upgrade everything so towards the end you just end up spending hours replaying levels or being idle to unlock all skills and get 100%

It was a nice game. Especially early game is very chill.

After completing Moldwasher and then voraciously consuming the additional levels added with the recent major free update, I needed a new source to satiate my (previously unrecognized, unidentified, and unrealized) hunger for cozy-cute-pixel-cleaning sims... and oh boy, were my prayers answered! Sludgineers is everything I could've ever hoped for in a game of this (sure to grow) niche genre. Adding a massive incremental upgrade tree, coupled with resource management mechanics, to the experience was a masterstroke, as it adds to the total gameplay time and replayability factor. Rather than simply cleaning your way through one sludge-covered-location after another, there is a satisfying sense of progression as you gradually improve your capabilities. That being said, despite the myriad of upgrades the number of tool-types is a mere two: vacuum and sledgehammer. The musical score was surprisingly varied when compared to the same repetitive 10–15-second musical "loop" most often utilized in digging/cleaning/organizing games. It's a small thing, but it goes a long way toward making the experience feel more polished, enjoyable, and less monotonous. Overall, Sludgineers scratches that very specific cozy-cleaning-sim itch exceptionally well, and I can only hope this little niche genre continues to grow.

The game is quite short, I've finished it in about 3.2 hours, but all in all it's worth the price. Theres a bit of fun to be had and I'm hoping the devs expand the game in the future, because theres room to grow.

Nice art, a simple story that wraps up neatly, and cleaning is always fun (in game). It does lean on replaying levels to afford upgrades, so it gets a bit grindy.