You Know The Drill

Amazing game, can't wait for their next one 10/10

As advertised, this is very chill with a fun gameplay loop. If you like incremental games, this is another one to add to the list.

Bland and uninteresting. Maybe worth it on a big sale and if you just need something to do while watching something on a 2nd monitor.

Çok daha başarılı olabilecekken vazgeçilmiş. Gelişim yavaş sayılmaz. Çok tekrara düşüyor. Gelişim yapılması için sadece bir alan seçile biliniyor bu da oyunu kendi içinde yavaşlatıyor. oynama süresini uzatıp iadeyi engellemek için yapıldığı bariz. Aynı alanda daha iyi versiyonları var. Bu fiyata 2-3 saat oyun. Karar sizin.

nice

Solid little game to invest 3 or so hours in. Pacing was good and music enjoyable.

[h3][url=store.steampowered.com/app/3833760/You_Know_The_Drill/]You Know The Drill[/url] is generally satisfying but not especially memorable.[/h3] Simple and enjoyable core gameplay with easy auto collect, just point in direction where to go. Activate overdrive to move and mine faster. Purchase classic incremental upgrades in between each run. Collect power ups to extend runs that only last a few seconds. Unlock every item on the menu to complete the short campaign. Chill, no enemies. Pixel graphics look nice with finely rendered digging tunnels and flying particles. The game gets visually quite hectic in later stages. Selection of known lo-fi beats you've probably heard before are okay, but they feel like an easy choice. SFX could be better, with the controlled drill sounding like a pickaxe. Rush mode is exactly the same game but with a limited tiny skill tree, a single currency and easily achievable in a single session. [b]Additional areas for improvement[/b] [list] [*] Scantily celebrates important milestones with lean feedback (keeps going when inventory is full, needs stronger audio visual cues) [*] Newly unlocked upgrade sections or mining levels are barely mentioned (changing mines should feel more rewarding) [*] Sells the mining fantasy short (after a few runs it's more like flying in space without any actual mining left) [*] No need to dig deeper (levels are pretty small and will reach the bottom rapidly) [*] Respawning ores and toggling special resources on and off feels gimmicky (missed opportunity to add proper depth) [*] Slow progression (each run feels more or less the same with tiny increments) [/list]