I've made a hard reset and played till the end. Late game resets now feel positive and rewarding instead of tedious. Good improvement, well done.
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Very atmospheric. I really like the sound design and music. The understated noises that accompany the endless waves of death fit perfectly to the dystopian setting and music.
The restarts feel quite well in the beginning, but become grindy later on as the unit upgrades are rather linear.
Overall a cool game and I hope you extend on it as it's a very good introduction.
I'd love to have an option to summon that boss earlier as I became utterly unbeatable (at the first half of the duration after the first ascension) and it was only waiting from then on.
The balance seems off as you beat the last 20 enemy waves within a few seconds when the multipliers start to hit in and you got like a billion population and 200T military.
I'm really not a fan of the design choice of simply killing you and wasting literally all progress when the player relies on the description provided by the game. The game kills you, if you think you have enough power if your consumption is less than the production. The game kills you if you build something and power unexpectedly goes to zero. The game kills you if you fly to the asteroid belt and think that the "tons needed" is how much you need. I even saved up three times the material compared to "tons needed" and the game simply killed me as the "tons needed" was simply a gross lie.
Very disappointing. Such a waste of time.
Not sure how to proceed as the "Travel to Asteroid Belt" button does literally nothing.
Maybe the "It will take 4605.1 tons" is the issue as I have just 2912.63 tons, but when I add 100 tons, the requirement is simply increased by 100 tons, so I will never be able to reach it. Am I missing something?
Could you please confirm: Does the license cover all personal and commercial works and products except the exception ("You cannot resell or distribute our compositions as they are."). Or is it limited to games?
Could I make a Youtube video (like trailers for the game, let's plays of the game, or utterly unrelated videos) that uses the works as background music? Or a movie, app, or an audiobook that has the music in the background?
I think the question-mark icon on recipes is very misleading. I thought it meant that the question-mark symbolized an item that I have not yet unlocked/found, which is why I tried to unlock other things first and skipped that part of the game for some while. I think it would be much clearer to simply remove the sprite.