Fun at first, but confusingly, gilding cards slows your progress down? Considering they don't increase your power in this one, only letting you keep the cards you gild through prestige, one would assume the only purpose they'd serve is increasing your clear time for prestiges. And yet, the more cards you've gilded, the harder it gets to draw the full deck in order to gild another...so they slow your clear speed and make you weaker??? I don't care why the developer thought this was necessary, but it feels terrible, and the game doesn't even communicate this mechanic to you. Look elsewhere unless you want to be punished for playing the game.

For a prototype it's very impressive. I'm not sure how much fun it is yet, though. I think if you like this type of game you'll probably like this game. It's missing auto-advance, though.

The early game is fun and interesting, but nothing really happens after that except for slow progression.

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It was hard to choose recommend or not to recommend. Game is good for a while. Prestiges are intresting. But after you do it twice there is really nothing new to the game. Also balancing is way off the more you play. The most expansive drugs will cost insane amounts just go get 1g meaning few hundred bucks a second. Paying 5 million for 1g cocaine per second is just dumb and takes eternity to pay off. Game started with good reality but then ended up bad. I wish someone offered me 5 millions to smuggle 1g cocaine. There should be an upgrade to lower upgrade prices.

Great game, I have finished all the content available. glad the energy has been fixed, after getting a few fitness levels the game settles into being a great second monitor game. definitely on my list to check back on when it has more updates.

There's almost nothing to the game, if it was a prototype it would be ok, but it's a "finished" version, what you see right at the start is what u get.

Quite functional for a first game, with a number of game elements that go above and beyond standard idle gameplay, such as having a character you control to go between the various currency-generating stations, and a number of side currencies which you then convert back into the primary one. Right now, the game is still simplistic and those add little but flavor, but they do provide the infrastructure to support further development. The game's cute theme doesn't overstay its ten-minute welcome, though more variety in the ways the player interacts with the environment would help if the game was expanded.

Having the upgrade prices never scale is a mildly amusing meta-joke, but it doesn't really change how the game actually plays. This is bare-bones and never goes anywhere.

Played through the full demo and I liked the concept! It's hard to balance so many systems (upgrades, leveling, locations, etc), but it all felt very natural and intuitive. Like the other commenters have said, the energy regeneration was a major negative. The speed of regaining energy needs to be something that you can upgrade early on in the game. Once that's rebalanced, I'm excited to see what the full version has in store!

Got boring fast

the day 18 dont work right?? i trained elves but nothing happened what should i do? that need so long for create toys and day 18 "train elves to make toy clothes ..." nothing happened or what does it mean?...

Great game, but it sadly bricked itself after I ran out of time in a challenge.

My only christmas calendar this year and its the best one I have ever had.

A serviceable game, similar in play to Mass Incremental or Distance Incremental. Suffers from nonsense resource and upgrade names that mean nothing, and upgrades so heavily stacked it’s impossible to trace how most upgrades are actually benefiting you. For example: Strange KProofs buys Untimely Difference which gives free levels in Effect Upgrades, which boosts Kuaraniai Shards (and 4 other things), which boosts PRai gain (and 5 other things) which boosts point gain. All makes it difficult to know what you are buying, and it ultimately doesn’t matter what you are buying, it’s just more numbers. That doesn’t make it a bad game, but keeps it from being a great game imo. It won’t be memorable, but it’s something to 2nd screen for a few days.

It’s important to balance the game’s energy mechanics. Additionally, the current system of measuring days instead of hours needs fixing because it doesn’t make sense. For example, according to statistics I’ve spent 70,000 days equivalent to 200 years just to earn a few hundred bucks and level 2 surfing skills. The relationship between work and energy is also confusing: I get 20 energy per day, but a job costs 20 energy and only gives me $40, even though the pay is listed as $120 per day. Does this mean I sleep 8 hours and work 4 hours? Or do I sleep 24 hours and work 4 hours? If I get more max energy, do I then sleep for 16 hours or 48 hours straight to work 8 hours? A simple solution to both issues: Make sleeping hour-based. One press equals one hour of sleep and gives, for example, 3 energy. This would make energy management clearer and more logical while eliminating confusion about how energy and time function in the game.

Hey, the game has potential, but as said earlier, the energy regen is too slow. The way skills improve are very nice also, I've cleared the demo, just doing the last jobs and trying to unlock the last levels of the ...

Memory leakage... This game will eventually crash your computer, if let open too long... And it's an idle game... The game itself isn't that bad, but until the memory leak is fixed, no one should play it.