Dropping a dollar to pick up a penny
I have always loved factory industry and automation games but your desperation that I watch an ad so you can make $0.0002 off of my time is, quite frankly, embarrassing. By permanently ending progression with no other choice to the player because you cannot access the ad servers, you alienate a large majority of players from your consumer base.
I’m proud to say, though, that I got pretty far without watching one. The game is weirdly broken up almost into two different games. It’s a cool top-down country view of logistics and then.. it’s, like, a low-poly poor quality driving slop game on the other end. I could not figure out how these two were related other than the fact that they both had to do with cutting wood.
This was hardly a game at all, if I’m being honest. It’s a waiting simulator with little to no meaningful choices to be made. You just click brainlessly and watch the game move. While I’m sure I’ll hear, “that’s what an idle game is,” my response to that is that an idle game is not idle if you have to leave your device on and connected to the internet so that it can become somebody’s pseudo ad viewer, raking in $0.20 an hour like somebody’s first Bitcoin miner. After four weeks, that’s enough to pay this month’s vibe coding subscription.
Anyways, yeah, don’t want to watch ads. Give me a choice.
I’m proud to say, though, that I got pretty far without watching one. The game is weirdly broken up almost into two different games. It’s a cool top-down country view of logistics and then.. it’s, like, a low-poly poor quality driving slop game on the other end. I could not figure out how these two were related other than the fact that they both had to do with cutting wood.
This was hardly a game at all, if I’m being honest. It’s a waiting simulator with little to no meaningful choices to be made. You just click brainlessly and watch the game move. While I’m sure I’ll hear, “that’s what an idle game is,” my response to that is that an idle game is not idle if you have to leave your device on and connected to the internet so that it can become somebody’s pseudo ad viewer, raking in $0.20 an hour like somebody’s first Bitcoin miner. After four weeks, that’s enough to pay this month’s vibe coding subscription.
Anyways, yeah, don’t want to watch ads. Give me a choice.
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Not to bad
This is not too bad of a game at first I was a little leery on, downloading it, but not a bad way to pass some time not too hard to level up the gameplay is engaging and a lot of fun. And surprisingly, there’s not that many forced ads.
Cool game
To many ads
Stolen keys
I am so annoyed with this game, every time I complete a level I lose all the keys that I’ve earned. How am I meant to get to 290 keys for the next piece of the other map if I don’t have the keys. I would appreciate someone getting back to me with information on how you’re going to fix this not just we’ll look into it in the future. Thank you.
It has been over two weeks now and I have not heard anything back from the developers. I finished another level and it went back to zero keys. I’m finally going to delete this game as they can’t be stuffed to fix the problem.
It has been over two weeks now and I have not heard anything back from the developers. I finished another level and it went back to zero keys. I’m finally going to delete this game as they can’t be stuffed to fix the problem.
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Stolen keys
I am so annoyed with this game, every time I complete a level I lose all the keys that I’ve earned. How am I meant to get to 290 keys for the next piece of the other map if I don’t have the keys. I would appreciate someone getting back to me with information on how you’re going to fix this not just we’ll look into it in the future. Thank you.
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