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How do I get the $1 achievement if saved for the end?

Setting aside the cycles getting stupid in "that" third track turn (which is a thing), the biggest artificial difficulty factor is the limited re-specing. I can't move a point from, say, Acceleration to Population, and that's unfortunate. I'm sitting here, waiting to grind to 82k so I can try the third track again, and my biggest fear is that I assign the point to the wrong category and I'm just going to have to grind twice as long to try again because of that.

The monsters that are supposed to produce k2 shards appear to only produce k shards.

Yay! I reached Metropolis. So I beat the game, right?

Logs in six straight days. Prepares to log in 7th day, sees that update has broken ruby streak. SMH.

Cat needs to learn to duck flying plates.

Guess I'm paused until I see if there's late-game content coming past Iron Claymore. On the bright side, I usually quit these games before I get to this point, so that speaks well do what you built.

So, your tech tree needs a lot of work. 1) It progresses so slowly that you don't see much benefit. 2) You seem to put putting off things that are good early investments until later. Like, I can't even get the bonus EXP tech until 12th level.

Please give us the option to turn off tooltips. Like, even if it's a toggle that switches their opacity between 0 and 100.

You might want to look at the value of Iron Ingots vs Iron Ore.

Is there a feature to turn off tooltips? They are useful for new players, but they kinda get in my way.

This game deserves the 5-minute tag.

The last level of upgrades seems insanely grindy. I think I'm going to take a break from this until it's rebalanced.

So... the most fun part of the game, blowing stuff up, doesn't happen if you're playing the game well. That's a mistake I see in this sort of game often.

I guess the designer is called Mousebreaker for a reason.

I like what this game wants to be, but it's got some serious design issues to overcome. If touching the level numbers equals death, you really can't spawn a goal on the level numbers and have it be fair. Also, sending you back to the beginning, back to level one doesn't work. You need shorter iteration cycles than that to get people to play.

The final boss has a safe zone in the bottom-right corner of the room during his third attack type. Make sure to exploit it.

So what's after level 60?

Bought a gym. Gym count stayed at zero, and block value stayed at 0, but cost of gym increased per usual. Presuming that's a bug you'll fix.

So, I kick in a couple of bucks for ryos; I'm playing the game enough after all. Then after I buy them, I realize the truth. Unlike every other game with permabuffs of this sort, purchased buffs last for 30 minutes. 30. Fwcking. Minutes. That is new levels of balls.