Recent reviews by Rudymeow

The legend returns!
Again this one will go over some elemental philosophy topics in fun virtual novel style presentation, for a fair price you can get around 5-10 hours out of it.
If you can't decide, try the first one, that was a hit at the Flash game era and now free on steam.

Typical incremental game, idle and click and idle and prestige and idle and prestige and prestige square and prestige cube and prestige power five.
This kind of stuff, if you are incremental junky it could give you some fun time.

Sadly the coding/engine aren't good enough, encountered some potentially game breaking bugs in higher tier prestige, can still workaround at this point but I believe it will eventually break my save.
If that is a deal breaker for you, you have been warned.

Everything considered I wouldn't put it in my recommend list, but you can still have some fun when your save last.

A free game fueled by love, better than most thing you could get in steam for $20.
The best part is even in the unlikely case that if you know nothing about hololive, it is still a good single stick shooter.

One of the best thing happened in the flash era, now in modern format with QoL improvements, looks like they are going to turn this in sequels.
If you did know it back then you already know it is good staff, if no it is an nice introduction/revisit to some foundational ideas of Philosophy, that is actually fun.

First at all, like many of other said, this game is a totally different thing from Loop Hero, if you are looking for a Loop Hero sequel/replicate, look else where.
If you ever played an idle browser game called Idle Loop form 2018, while the artistic are totally different, this is the closest thing I can think of, if this game is a sequel, it would be from Idle Loop, not Loop Hero.
At the same time, with a similar retro art-style and "Loop" in its name, this game will live under the shadow of Loop Hero.

As for game play, the main idea of the game is more like novel "All you need is Kill", a less similar but way more famous example would be "Groundhog Day".
The protagonist was stuck in a time loop for some reason, in order to escape the loop he trys different ways to proceed, and he get git gud over the loops, also learn new secerts and ways to do things, which allow him proceed further with each loop, and eventually break the loop and save the kingdom.

At the same time, this game is an idler, which said a big part of it would be setting up an idle grinding loop, let it run on its own for a while, go back and improve the loop with the improved protagonist.
You will be tempted to do optimization, you process will be much faster if you optimize, but the game is beatable without a lot of optimization, it is totally ok to add/adjust a little bit between loops and see how things goes.

This is a fun little game to spend a few days(you only actively play like a dozen hours or few tho.) on, for a veteran idle game player the game would feel a bit short, but since the game is also problem solving, it will be fun for days.

My brain hurts

Hey there are some addictive stuff right here!
Try it, it doesn't hurt.

Nice art and music, game play is old school, need some polish but within enjoyable standard.
Not the best game if compare to classics from the mecha golden-age, but it got 2019 arts.
It have its place if you are an old-school mecha fans.

Graphic is fine, the gameplay doesn't, you have little to no control over everything, the game have too much hidden information while you have too little resource to find out what's going on, let alone act against them.
While most of your action are luck depends, you could not afford any back-up plan.
On top of that they seems to be always one step ahead of you to get those tech with devastating effects, and some random event to make you feel bad as they always lock out your agents for few days if you want to be a good guy, which you could never afford.
If you really into the setting, come back much later to see if they improve it at all.

When you think you found something under the surface, you found THAT is the surface, and REPEATS.