The Greenening

I bought this purely because the dev posted a wholesome video excited that it sold 10k in the first month on tiktok & Solo indie devs are incredible & I wanted to support. Then I played over an hour and it is so cute and fun!!! get it for sure. it is mislabeled as an idle game tho, you need to participate

I love this game, and i cannot fathom that 1 dev made this game. Great work and great game.

The creators thread showed up on my phone. I decided to give the game a try and WOW!!! I am soo happy I did!! What a relaxing game and sooo much fun!!! I dont know where the time went!!! Almost three hours went by in no time!!! Trust me, this game is worth the price!!!! You will have yourself a BLAST!!!! I have just finished the game and I just wanted to come back to my review and say again......Please give us more of this game!!!!! LOVED IT!!!!

A short, fun incremental game, in the same general category of Nodebuster and its like. Same loop as those games - an active stage, then a sprawling upgrade tree with multiple currencies, then back to the active stage. It's not an idle game at all, despite the tag (many devs lump idle and incremental together, and while many are both, some games are only one or the other), but that's my only complaint, the mistagging. Otherwise, it's a short game that doesn't overstay its welcome, only has a small amount of grinding or waiting, and was enjoyable to complete. It's not complex - don't go into this game looking for puzzles or figuring out the most efficient path - just get it if you want something entertaining for a few hours.

I've played a bunch of incremental games recently and this is my favorite so far. short and sweet.

Short but well done

Super cute incremental game, a chill way to spend a few hours. This is clearly someone's labor of love, not something that was just churned out to chase a market trend or what have you. And the environmentalist messaging is presented in a clear and friendly way that isn't preachy or pessimistic; it could be a great game for starting conversations with your kids about pollution and protecting the planet. :)

Fun and simple incremental game. Some proceeds go to environmental efforts which is nice.

I came across a video on Instagram by the developer talking about this game, and as a fan of indie game and suppporting budding developers I decided to give this a go. This is one of those games who got the combination of zen and engaging right. You aren't inundated with upgrades and everything you unlocked in the tree was logical and you could follow what incremental changes you were making and how it would affect the game play. The difficulty is only limited by time. Eventually you will get enough materials to progress, and it's just understanding the mechanics of the level for the later stages. I liked that you didn't really have to use your brain too much and could just focus on the enjoyment of revealing shadowed objects and seeing how insane your cloud can get. I didn't have any expectations and I ended up just losing myself for a couple of hours until I finished the game in it's entirety, got the achievements, and then had a few zen bonus rounds for the road. I look forward to what this team does in the future, as this concept can easily be expanded upon or even explore the setting they've created for this game. If the dev does read this, the only critical feedback I can offer is the little blue circle cursor can sometimes get lost in the sauce and for a few levels I actually forgot it was there. If there is a way to make it more prominent once it gets a bit hectic or a way to change it's colour to stand out in contrast would be a nice QoL option. It's obvious how much care and passion went into this game, and it's projects like these that need to be supported in the era of low-level asset flips and AI slop. Keep creating and look forward to what you bring out next!

A lot longer game than expected. Mouse only control is nice and it's a relaxing game.