Recent reviews by Another NPC

Game is great. Enjoyed my first playthrough of 3 hours. Did a second playthrough of 2 hours after multiple updates and enjoyed it even more.


I checked the game again after update 22 and I'm amazed. I didn't think the game could be improved but the dev did it somehow.

They added more interesting upgrades, made the gameplay more interesting with the introduction of the white asteroids, sped up the game where I can beat it in about 2 hours instead of 3, improved the performance of the game where it's at 60 fps constantly.

I'm surprised that the game got more fun to play.

Nothing else to say other than great game.

Read below for my first review... I guess?


I saw Wanderbots's video and for a dollar I had to try it.

The game took me just under 3 hours to beat it and I recommend this game to anyone who enjoys wants to have a chill night or want to try out an incremental game that can be beat in one day.

Gameplay wise harvesting asteroids scratched the same itch that certain games such as Vampire Survivors or Path of Exile could fulfil for me.

The music fit the game great where it put me into the right mood for the game and I had a couple of moments where I just sat in my chair listening to it.

The upgrade system however is a bit boring while being a bit confusing for me on if they were additive or multiplicative. After beating the game I understand why the upgrades are the way they are but I was a bit disappointed that I saw most of the types of upgrades in the first 30 minutes. But then again being able to see and feel the difference between each run was very satisfying and seeing the final upgrades at the end of each tree was a pleasant treat for me.

As for performance the game felt like it was running at less than 30 fps at moments but that may be just a me problem because I've been having issues with running some games on my machine.

If I could ask for 1 change I would have liked a stats window to show you things like your damage per shot, shots per second, max power, and the total or individual bits per minute.

I'm excited to see any updates to this game and other games from this dev.

It's a fun incremental game with a logistic gameplay. A good game to play when you got nothing to do for a few minutes.
I only don't recommend it because unlike most incremental games the "soft reset" in this game is more akin to New Game+. Instead of reseting the game to get minor buffs you get a major debuff with every reset which makes the game many times more tedious.
If you are interested then play until you get all the achievements but don't play any more after using the Time Loop.

The game is too short in content while looking and feeling underdeveloped while playing. Only get this game at a big sale and after a few major updates.

The game has issues with camera controls where half the time it's making you motion sick or getting stuck behind things that you can't see through.
This game felt like it was supposed to be a DLC for Remnant: From the Ashes but instead was turned into a overpriced Souls-Like game that spent too much time making long and slow animations and moon logic puzzles instead of working on making the game play more fun or adding more content.

The only time I had fun was when I got to fight big monsters/bosses in a big open areas.

At the time of this review, there is no offline progression in this idle game.
The game gives little to no feeling of progression.
The only thing you look forward to is your miners finding chest but I had time where the chest gave me nothing or had my miners find zero chest after few hours.

At the time of this writing this game is an early access game that puts 99.9% other early access games to shame.

I've played the first game, enjoyed it, then mostly forgot about it. When I heard that there was a second game coming out as a 3D game I thought the devs went mad. In my opinion, they did go mad and made this great game.

This game focus too much on the premium currency. You make no progress if you try to save it up. Once you do spend it a week's worth of progress unfold within 20 seconds. That's just a slippery slope to spending too much money on a stupid, free early-access game. I would come back to it, like most clicker games, when it has an update but it hasn't had one for a long time for an early-access game.
It's also not a fun game to play in general.

This isn't the game to play with my group of friends or I have to find new group of friends to play this game...

A short one and a half hour game that tells a compelling story without the presence of words or texts. It’s full of character, interesting metaphors and beautiful soundtracks to go with it all. This is a game that is worth the full price.

Going into this game I was expecting some interesting form of puzzle mechanics and a decent soundtrack. After playing the game for a while I found that I didn’t even get one of the two things I was hoping. The puzzle itself starts as an original concept but it quickly turned to a game mechanic where I completed countless stages just by cheesing my way through. And the “music”, the sole thing that actually made me get this game, is nothing but a 15 to 20 second track that loops into infinity. The loops themselves COULD have been fine but, due to some laziness or something involving some differences in taste, the loops make it so obvious where it’s looping and gave me a little cringe every time it looped. The best way to enjoy this game that I could think of is to play this game on mute and watch the pretty light show or use it as a fancy $8 screensaver.

Oh the game of my childhood. This game was one of my few games that I GOT to play as a child. What I mean by "got to play" was that I had a tiny time spand of me having the mental capacity of using the home computer and open up video games to the time where all the CD games became incompatible to the computer to play this game. The incompatibility made half of the CDs work inefficiently, others with having all but one language corrupted and one made only the first area crash free and this game was the last of the pick. To fill this void I would always watch the guides on the local VG channel. Fast forward many years after forgetting this game ever existing I saw a DS version of this game and I had to get it. Soon I found out that the DS version was more or less a "baby mode" so after seeing the game on Steam, well, yea...
So long story short: "Why are you reading this? You probably don't even know this game, but play it if you like."