Paint idle

I like it. This seems like a good, unfinished game. But it lacks information. I'm buying colors... why? What does that do? I'm upgrading pencils, eyedroppers, paint pots, etc... why? What does that do? At first I had to select 'next' to go to the next drawing, but later it became automatic. Why? Besides the lack of explanation/information, the game sort of lacks a sense of reward. Even adding counters to things that are upgraded would help: Let the player see they've upgraded something nine times = feeling of accomplishment. No counter = feeling of pointless grind.

There's a good game in here, it just needs to be finished. :)

I know this was a game you made to learn rather than as a finished, polished project, and it would obviously need a lot more content to really be a hit, but I think you should consider making it. You've got some interesting things happening here :)

this music.... nothing can be more out of context than this music

There's no sense of satisfaction, no big boosts to make the game feel like less of a grind. The way you build up production is far too in your face about things becoming harder and harder with no other reward.

A different take on the idle paint games I have played before. Great start to the game. Wish I could see how many of each item I have bought and descriptions on the upgrades.