Bought this after watching Wanderbot play it in a video. It looked like fun and different then most incremental games I've tried so I gave this a shot.

What this is, is a fun little game that isn't wasting your time with having to idle or click a bunch to make progress. There's really never a "need" to grind for money as you can unlock things as you go and each cycle you can speed up your progress dramatically meaning there's very little downtime. The mining aspect of it adds a fun bit of interactivity to the progress of the game, but by the end you'll be destroying blocks so well that it becomes kind of an after thought. There's very little need to plan out your strikes when you destroy nine tiles in a block formation everytime you strike.

The minimalist graphics get the job done and are cute. As you level up your pick and pick area it's fun to see the little blocks get splattered all over the place. Each area has it's own little identity and while nothing is ground breaking visually in the game it's all pleasant enough.

But I have to add that while I'm happy with my experience with the game, if you're a hardcore veteran (if such a thing exists for the incremental/clicker/idler genre) of these games and are expecting limitless replayability this probably won't appeal to you. This is very much a self contained, fun, little package and it's not aiming to compete with bigger names in the genre.

I'd definitely recommend this to anyone casual into the genre and anyone who just wants a good time for a few hours.

Bought this after watching Wanderbot play it in a video. It looked like fun and different then most incremental games I've tried so I gave this a shot. What this is, is a fun little game that isn't wasting your time with having to idle or click a bunch to make progress. There's really never a "need" to grind for money as you can unlock things as you go and each cycle you can speed up your progress dramatically meaning there's very little downtime. The mining aspect of it adds a fun bit of interactivity to the progress of the game, but by the end you'll be destroying blocks so well that it becomes kind of an after thought. There's very little need to plan out your strikes when you destroy nine tiles in a block formation everytime you strike. The minimalist graphics get the job done and are cute. As you level up your pick and pick area it's fun to see the little blocks get splattered all over the place. Each area has it's own little identity and while nothing is ground breaking visually in the game it's all pleasant enough. But I have to add that while I'm happy with my experience with the game, if you're a hardcore veteran (if such a thing exists for the incremental/clicker/idler genre) of these games and are expecting limitless replayability this probably won't appeal to you. This is very much a self contained, fun, little package and it's not aiming to compete with bigger names in the genre. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone casual into the genre and anyone who just wants a good time for a few hours.