A few suggestions.
An option to disable blood splatters and lower quality would be great. Two, explanations as to what the buildings besides Decon and Lab do - otherwise, why upgrade them at all? Three, show the amounts of damage for the turrets and click near the upgrade buttons (also the turret cooldown) - I'd like to know how much of a difference the upgrades are making.
Otherwise, a pretty good game with a lot of potential. Nice job.
Look mechanism doesn't sync with mouse sensitivity. Cursor will go off the game screen before making the full range of vision. Moving the cursor back into the frame makes the vision jump and sort of resets.
It's a neat concept, and seems like it could be fun, but it's pretty much unplayable in its current condition. I'll keep checking to see if it's fixed, though.
Has the potential to be really good. Not a lot to do right now obviously, but the concept is unique, and it's fun and novel enough to keep me interested. Could be improved maybe by difference upgrades, a prestige-type system, more graphics later on, maybe some things that build on the particle collision idea. Just some spitball ideas. I like the game, and really look forward to what you do with it in the future. Keep it up.
Game has lots of potential. Fun advancement mechanism I haven't really seen anywhere before. The problem with it now is that there's not much to do in terms of progress. There needs to be something else to do, like skills or upgrade trees. Maybe some kind of prestige currency spendable on permanent upgrades. Has the potential to be a lot of fun. Not bad as it is, though. Please keep updating!
This is an awesome mechanic. Good graphics, music that puts you in the zone. My only suggestion would be a deeper upgrade system, and maybe a collectible currency system to go along with it. Overall fun game. Great work.
Very fun. Upbeat, pleasing music and atmosphere. Playing this made me happy. I like the top-down point of view. The system of upgrades is well-set-up, and I like the catch-sell-upgrade premise. I would really love to see a second Fishy Waters. Rated 5/5. Thanks for the great game!
Cool, entertaining little game. Deceptively easy at first, then after a couple levels I found myself laughing at my over-confidence. Nice difficulty curve, and interesting throughout. Soothing, rewarding sound effects and music. Very minimal, and very fun overall. Very enjoyable, great work :)
Overall very fun game, despite being simple and mildly repetitive. The music and sound aren't tiring even after a moderately long play session(and if they do get tiring/irritating, it's nice that they can be toggled separately). My biggest comment, though, is that I really enjoy how well-balanced the difference between active-play progress/gains and idle progress/gains is. In many idle-type games, this element is usually unbalanced and leaves the game with much less play value for me, but in the case of this game, it's very well-done. I also like how you(you guys?) listen to and take into account the suggestions and criticisms of your fans/players. It's refreshing, and nice to see. 5/5 and favorited; keep up the great work.
I like this game a lot. However I have had one problem. I had 200+ magic items in my inventory, and when I clicked sort(not the first time I'd sorted things) it deleted everything I had. Kind of sucks. Not enough to quit playing, and I know that you're still working on sorting the bugs out, but it was mildly upsetting. Otherwise, fun idle game.
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Thanks for your kind words n_n. And we are 2 guys, yes :P