Vacuum Warrior - Idle Game

Seriously how do i sell dirt and get cash? do i seriously have to buy all the upgrades before i can sell dirt!!! thats freakin bs and pisses me right tf off!

this game sucks

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Not only is it basically abandoneware, without a significant update for more than a year, and adding 2 languages doesnt count as "mayor update" even if the patchnotes claim that. Not only does it cost 5 bucks, and yet still has a predatory pay 2 win, idle concept normally seen in FREE mobile games. Here the upgrade packs costs 3 TIMES more than the base game, resulting in total costs of this unfinished, never to be finished idle game to cost 20 bucks. The balancing is horrid, after the mines (4th area) your progress crawls to a near halt, and the gameplay becomes non exsistent (except afk'ing all day whilehaving the game run), well except if you buy a 15€ pack. Oh and also their new game gets promoted every where, wich is fine but makes me think that, yep this game aint going to ever be anything more. Absolutly dont recomend, even free mobile games like obelisk miner are better than this

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Vacuum Warrior - Idle Game is an incremental game that combines idle progression with a quirky combat concept. Instead of relying on traditional action gameplay, I gradually improve my character, defeat enemies and collect resources while the game handles much of the activity in the background. The unusual vacuum-themed idea gives the otherwise familiar idle formula some extra personality. The biggest strength for me is the progression loop. I can make steady improvements to my character, unlock stronger abilities and watch my damage and rewards increase over time. Even though the individual actions are simple, seeing my character become noticeably more powerful gives me a reason to keep checking back. The idle mechanics are particularly convenient. I can leave the game running and return later to find that resources have accumulated. This makes it easy to play alongside other activities and means I do not have to constantly concentrate on the game to make progress. The quirky concept also helps the game stand out. A vacuum-based warrior is much more memorable than another generic fantasy hero, and the silly theme gives the experience a light-hearted tone. I enjoy when an incremental game has a clear gimmick rather than simply presenting the same numbers with a different background. Upgrades and progression give me plenty of small objectives. I can improve equipment, increase my effectiveness and work toward the next milestone. These incremental goals are simple, but they create a steady rhythm of earning enough resources and immediately spending them on something useful. The biggest weakness is the limited amount of active gameplay. Once I understand the main loop, there is not much for me to do besides manage upgrades and wait for the next improvement. Players who want direct control or complex combat may find the experience far too passive. The progression can also become repetitive. Fighting stronger enemies, collecting resources and purchasing upgrades is satisfying at first, but eventually the same cycle can feel predictable. More varied enemies, abilities, events or strategic decisions would help keep the later stages interesting. The presentation supports the humorous concept without needing to be particularly elaborate. The vacuum theme gives the game a distinctive identity, while simple visuals are perfectly adequate for an idle title where progression is the main focus. Overall, Vacuum Warrior - Idle Game is a simple and amusing incremental game that makes good use of its unusual theme. I like the steady progression, idle rewards and quirky concept, while the passive gameplay and repetitive upgrade loop limit its depth. It is best suited to players who enjoy watching numbers increase and gradually improving a character without needing constant interaction. Rating: 7.7/10

This is a very fun game, but it just takes a while to start. Still fun though.