Recent reviews by Woodhink

Game needs a lot more polish before it can be considered a good game. The controls are awkward due to requiring multiple clicks to interact with literally anything, the camera angle and max zoom make the game awkward to control and look at, the aforementioned issue combined with the room system makes getting anywhere really annoying, and trust me, you'll be walking A LOT. The XP rates feel off, you don't carry over anything between worlds, the inventory feels very limiting because nothing stacks, the combat feels like something thrown together in 5 minutes, and the banking system is simply annoying (just way too much clicking to set up your inventory for crafting). All in all, I definitely can't recommend this game in its current state.

This game's core is pretty cool, with IDE integration and all that, but beyond that, it's a bit lackluster. Still, good for a couple hours of gameplay, and if you like mixmaxing, much more than that. I'd probably suggest waiting for full release, but at the current price point, if you like programming games, it's worth it anyway.

Game is easy to pick up, is not particularly punishing when you make mistakes, and lets you nicely customize your tavern. However, it also runs somewhat poorly in the late game and has some minor employee AI issues and a few small bugs, all of which combined kind of puts a cap on time you can fully enjoy a single savefile.

Overall, a pretty enjoyable game - would absolutely recommend it to people looking for laid-back management games.

The game feels too unpolished and barren for the 17€ price tag. Would maybe consider it OK at a 85%+ sale though.

Research effects are very uninspired and the scaling on them feels awful. You will quickly reach a point in the game where there are no new things to unlock, and all you do each reset is stuff like increasing weapon damage multiplier from 102x to 103x for sub-percent DPS increases in a game with exponential scaling.

The FPS element, while rare in idle games, is, as you can likely surmise will become irrelevant once you actually get to the idling part of the game - I suppose that is exactly why it is rare.

Game performance is rather poor, eats significantly more of CPU than other idle games likely due to being a 3D game.

A fairly pleasant casual strategy/townbuilding sim. Some game mechanics aren't particularly clear, but otherwise it has been a pretty enjoyable experience.

Mission is bugged, cannot progress

Game itself has balancing issues and some of the most annoying dev communcation I have seen in my life. It's not so bad otherwise, but I cannot recommend a game where devs communicate the way they do here.

A pretty good inverse bullet hell game. The base campaign offers enough to last quite some time, and then additional unlocks more than double the playtime, all at a very low price. As long as you like this genre, go for this game.

Up until yesterday's update, I would have recommended the game, but unfortunately the new predatory monetisation is unjustifiable. Avoid this game unless you plan on playing 100% free-to-play.

About two hours of gameplay. The game's rules are simple, they are done visually well, and the controls are good enough.