There needs to be some way to do something about health. How is a city to grow when you're severely limited population-wise because they keep dying due to bad health? The only thing I see to help is a single building (well) that increases and I made a plague doctor but that didn't help at all.
The developer doesn't know what an "idle" game is. The game won't continue playing if you switch to a different tab. If an upgrade has 20 minutes left when I switch to another tab and watch a video for 19 minutes before switching back, the upgrade is supposed to have 1 minute left, not 20. Also the top comments (as of 5-13-21) are all correct.
This game is great, but one thing it needs is a way to know whether or not a hidden item is on the planet you're on or not, and perhaps a way of locating its approximate location. I've been searching planet after planet and after hours of gameplay doing one specific thing I'm still stuck at just one hidden item and it's really frustrating. Otherwise, the game is great.
This isn't a comment on the game, as I can't flipping play it. I know about Adobe's BS. I just want to say that Kongregate should make a note by the game's titles about which games are playable and which aren't, so people like me aren't just sitting here waiting for games to load that never will. It's slightly soul-crushing experiencing the same blank, never-loading screen over and over again.
This game represents a great idea, but is poorly executed. For a game that is half writing, it has pretty poor writing; as in, it needs explanations for everything, like a tutorial that you can reference when you need to. The biggest thing, though, is this bizarra (auto-fight) mechanic which is extremely annoying and disappointing. I wanted to be able to play the damn game, not have it play itself for me. It kinda defeats the purpose of a game, doesn't it?
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