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• gamedeal user

  Dec 22, 2021

  So, I'm going to give this a thumbs-up because I think it's fun enough to play for the price, but t comes with a big asterisk. This game really only applies to a certain type of person, and that's someone that's played a bunch of incrementals and just needs a new one to kill a few days on. Other than that, there are better choices to start with. Would you believe that one of the worst things about this game is the hitboxes? I know, it's confusing. But every icon has this really weird-shaped silhouette you have to click on, and the hitbox is exactly the outline of the object. Since most of this game is "rebirth, click a bunch of upgrades, rebirth again", it actually gets quite frustrating towards the end when the rebirths become quick. Beyond that, the mechanics are really shallow for an idle game. I enjoyed it for a few hours, but much less than other games in the genre. There's really nothing to look forward to -- none of those big incremental moments where you get a key upgrade and the gameplay somehow changes. There's a few stages of that in this game, but they fall kind of flat and don't feel like they influence too much. There's also balancing issues, where certain upgrades you get are so powerful that it doesn't make sense to care about anything else, and the issue that the entirely of the game can be completed in a few days with minimal interaction. There's not much strategy either -- the only real strategy comes from how to spend your rebirth points, which is kind of fun at first but eventually peters out like everything else. Finally, there are performance issues as well. Once the game gets going, you can't leave it on the first screen that shows your containers or you'll essentially stop making money. I think it lags the game out to have to display all the totals on that screen, so you literally can't go to that screen other than to buy the new containers if you want to progress. It's minor, but just another thing that makes this game feel kind of rushed and not playtested well. Here's my recommendation -- only play this if you've played like, 10 other idle games, and you just want to start a new one that's not that good. There's really no reason to play this one other than using up all your better (and usually free) options first.
• gamedeal user

  May 14, 2022

  nice concept but obviously needs some work on visuals.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 28, 2023

  I usually love idle games. This is for the minimalists (which is O.K. for me) What is extremely bothering me is, that autosellers for your oil containers are extremely expensive and without them, there is almost no offline progress. So I gave up on the 4th container. But I'll keep the game because it was just a few cents. Maybe there can be some changes someday. This way it is no fun at all.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 14, 2023

  I love Idle games. I can find some of the worst games and make a day of them. This one isn't an exception when it comes to that as you can tell from my play time. I love Idle games. I can find some of the worst games and make a day of them. This one isn't an exception when it comes to that as you can tell, but I had major glaring issues - After Nonillions, it just stops moving the decimal point, so it looks like I have 1000 decillions, but it's not. I even made it to over 100k DC and it didn't change. Apparently there's no number after Decillion - I accidentally pressed the esc key and it closed the game without any warning. When I went back in, it saved everything EXCEPT my oil price was at 0. It started crawling back up, but I was in the Qa's, so I gave up and Prestiged, made it back faster than it was taking by a long shot - The barrels page lags the game so badly that it stops thinking later in the game. If you bought all your upgrades and are just trying to get the train completed, it's detrimental to sit on the barrels page. It slows progress to a crawl, and it would switch back if you left the page at first, but it eventually stopped switching back, causing me to start progress over starting at 700 autopumps. I Prestiged instead yet again. - When you buy the contracts, they give you 5x the oil price, and that works out well until you buy the Indian contract. It does nothing but change the price of oil on the screen. The first time I bought it, it reset my progress like going to the barrels page does, so I reluctantly Prestiged because I bought back all the autopumps, and my money wasn't moving until I clicked, then it started slowly crawling up from 10³³. It was more like 5x slower if anything. The second time I bought it, it took my autopumps, changed the price of oil, but the speed of money stayed the same. I wasnt clicking and I was gaining money. I bought back all the autopumps and it didnt change the speed. Clicking didnt change the speed. Using an autoclicker didnt change the speed. I was doomed to watch my money slowly go up as I waited (rather impatiently now) to be able to afford the Eswantini Contract. I put my autoclicker on and left it for a few hours. When I came back, IT WAS STILL AT THE SAME SPEED! If you fix these issues, I won't even know because I'm not torturing myself again to find out. I hope you'll enjoy the $0.39 you got from me more than I did trying to complete the contracts in this game.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 7, 2020

  Pretty fun idle game, not very far yet but if you like idle games its well worth the 2 bucks
• gamedeal user

  Oct 7, 2020

  I used cheat engine to speedhack it like I do all the idle games I play and I had fun for an hour or 2 until I beat it, then it gave me a flash point instead of all the upgrades I had (like a secondary rebirth mechanic) and it was no longer interesting but yeah, I had fun and it was only $1.49 so I'd say it was well worth it. Plus I really like the idea of incorporating ultra fast rebirth mechanics into the games I make so I'm happy I played
• gamedeal user

  Oct 7, 2020

  For an "idle" game there is a lot of user input. You start by clicking the manual pump, which fills the eyedropper, which has a cap of 1. You click the eye dropper to sell and go back to mashing the manual pump until you get enough to buy the beaker. Great, now you're going at it on the manual pump, the eyedropper, and the beaker until you get an auto upgrade, the "seller" who sells only the eyedropper. This will be a problem through out the entire game as each item needs to have a seller to empty the items. Every time you upgrade you will need to purchase the seller which cost 10x as much as the item. The game also does not have any "offline" mode where you earn money while the game is closed. Which might be because you can see the end of the game. As another user pointed out they completed it within 2 hours albeit cheating. If you can get over the constant user input, and don't care about not getting income while not running the game, it's okay. However, with all that said it's worth the price tag, and is fun if you enjoy these kind of games. If you are looking for a solid idle game I would suggest territory idle. P.S. How does a tanker hold less oil than tanks on the train?
• gamedeal user

  Oct 8, 2020

  An Idle-genre game for someone who really is into them. There's literally nothing happening on the screen, almost no action - just numbers counting up and green ones when you actually tap something. Prestige system allows you to kill your time once more, but the numbers will count up faster. You're practically just looking at an algorythm, but it's got icons. It wouldn't be interesting for most players out there, but if you're looking for a calm idle game, this kind of matches the price tag.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 10, 2020

  Nothing but static icons that change from grey to black when purchased. The oil containers change from black to terracotta when filled. This is the single most boring idle game I've ever played. This game wouldn't be worth the cost it if it were free. Save your money. There are lots of free idle games that provide more entertainment value.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2020

  Starts fine but gets boring real quick. uninteresting prestiging kicked the bucket over.