Yet Another Incremental Game (but this time about coding)

Very nice game for those who like incremental games. Good balance, many classic incremental games mechanisms along with some pretty innovative ones. Especially satisfying for those who ever worked in IT!

Not good in current state, you quickly reach a point where "incrementing" does not increase gameplay speed in any meaningful way. While if this was near the end of the game this would be fine, but it's not. Maybe if more systems get added or current systems get fleshed out and increase power gains then it may change my review but for now I can't recommend.

I enjoy this game, but it's a little rough around the edges, as you might expect from an early access release. However, a lot of interesting new content will be introduced to the game in future updates. I've been playing this version of the game for about 3.5 hours, and I feel like I'm done unless I want to do incredibly tedious grinding to obtain all the achievements, but it was enjoyable to get this far. The biggest problem at the moment, if I were to sum it up, is balance. Some things seem much too inexpensive, while others are way too expensive. For instance: - Regardless, the prestige cost five files, which is odd since you can have like a million of them. - It's cool that you have to pay for files per ten levels of Typing Power. However, the files only increase by one, which makes it seem pointless and more like a free level. I am a arch linux user, the game work great but the default runtime they use does not launch. I switched it to proton ge and it works great. I give this game a 7 out of 10 overall, but I can't wait to see where it goes.