The art is what attracted me to this game and that was definitely the highlight but the game was pretty good too. Interesting blend of an idle game and an rpg, it seemed very simple at first but as it went on it developed a level of complexity I didn't expect and the final few encounters made me sweat.
Was taken a bit aback by how quickly I reached the credits though because the base storyline is very short for the price point ($30 on Steam). The post-game seems to be built around the idea of using a basic programming language to automate gameplay to grind out items and experience so I can tackle more difficult areas which is... not my idea of fun so I probably won't be doing that, but it seems neat and I did have fun with what I did play.
Was taken a bit aback by how quickly I reached the credits though because the base storyline is very short for the price point ($30 on Steam). The post-game seems to be built around the idea of using a basic programming language to automate gameplay to grind out items and experience so I can tackle more difficult areas which is... not my idea of fun so I probably won't be doing that, but it seems neat and I did have fun with what I did play.