Recent reviews by Redshift

Civilization was one of the defining games of my childhood. How far we've come since then...

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A perfect combination of supply chain management and idle games.
This probably became my new favorite idle game.

Bugs. No customer support.

Dangeriously addictive.

Point & Click adventure in a unique, hand-crafted, paper world. Has a paper cat compainion, that also doubles as a melee weapon, seed launcher, oar, fishing rod, poking stick, backpack/inventory, autonomous drone and HERO. 10/10, would play with the paper cat companion again.

Amazing atmospheric journey.

Beautiful art. Nice music. Lovely atmosphere.

It's an ok idle game.

"Ultimately, the cookie economy is not designed to help people. It just makes cookies. Like a virus or a tumor. Its nature is to exploit everything around it for its own expansion. Grandmas, banks, temples, every part of life is perverted to serve the purpose of the economy. Nothing is too sacred to be sacrificed on its altar. And for what? What's the point of a massive, global economy, if it fails to protect the elderly and the vulnerable? Even those with the most cookies don't really benefit from the system. Past a certain level of wealth, you can never spend that many cookies. And it's not like the game ever ends. You cannot "win" Cookie Clicker. You just keep making cookies until you stop or you die. You just hoarding cookies for its own sake. It's not really about the cookies, it's about the accumulation. Getting more. You could be collecting any meaningless number: points.. subscribers... small, green pieces of paper... past a certain point you just making a number go up.
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The problem is that a system designed to make cookies is not designed to make well-being or justice or happiness. Any system of endless growth, of singular purpose, that warps the whole world around one goal, can only grow until it self-destructs. And the only way to escape such a game is to stop playing."

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Dx76lD8Scc