It's an easy-ish game, but I don't think I like it too much. The reason? At level 27, if you're mistake-prone, you're highly likely to get launched into the beginning, again and again, until you eventually unsatisfyingly get through it all... just to be snet flying backwards into an enemy and *die.* And even then? ...just why play it if you're going to barely get much an accomplishment? The music was what only keeps players in until it eventually dies out very, very quickly with its rather quick levels. If you want to say level 27 isn't that punishing, I suggest finding a person who has trouble learning from their mistakes, first.
Bit of a problem. The game loses playability with its slowdown on progress, and rubies don't exactly help when they're rather... limited. Not saying to make them purchasable with Kreds (better you don't; they become a bit of a waste after some time), but it might do better if they come as a prestige item (per soft reset)... and also maybe improve skill speeds and stuff.
I have a question... Rubbies? Rubies? When I don't have enough Rubies, it requires me to have more Rubbies. I assume this is a spelling mistake? And of course, please warn me before I accidentally buy more work points... and I really hope things like that presist.
I actually enjoyed this game, surprisingly. Although very simple, the characters were believable; an overenergetic hacker, a hitman who has his hate, a man who steals in cat pictures who just... is that addicted? A man who keeps the place nice and tidy, and whoever else you wanna talk about. Though, yes, I guess killing that guy was a bad idea. Maybe we could have instead talked about his hits, the pricing, and whatever else. (Unlock a bit of routing there? Hehehe...)
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