For a game built by someone calling themselves "Incrementalist" this game is not an incremental game. Mind you, I got the game because it was recommended as an incremental, in an "incremental megabundle". It utilizes upgrades that mean nothing when faced with the next level. You end the first section with good upgrades, good damage against foes and asteroids and able to defeat everything, then you get into the next and everything gets buffed causing you to spend more effort to destroy enemies. There's no further upgrades to damage, so you'll eventually just sitting in a corner trying to dodge everything. Oh and half the other upgrades are built behind the stupid system that is the flow rings. Yeah, let's blatantly rip off Sonic and then make the player dance around the map to acquire and extra laser instead of making a permanent upgrade for it like a true incremental. "Let's make the game entirely based on luck, that's an incremental." Bombs need to be triggered by the player, not the enemy, which makes them useless half the time. The game berates you when you die like the good dark souls loving player that you are and hate yourself more than you already do.

A recent update has made this game much more approachable. I can now say I can recommend it.

- The lottery cards now have a much more linear feel.
- The win condition is available

Cons

- Weird text issues
- Buying scratchers is useless at endgame because the max they can give it 240k/s and the clowns don't trigger often enough

Still stuff to work on, but good little incremental now!

Never has drinking soda felt so satisfying