I've been revisiting old games recently. I started up a fresh save of Derivative Clicker and wow does its age show. Nevertheless, I like it. I saw that Ordinal Pringles got a new update recently, visited it, realized I forgot how the game worked, and then reset my progress. It's not that bad, I remember enjoying the game consistently when I first played it.
this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2024
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Trimps starting to be where people mean when they talk about restarting over the game being too complicated, lots of feature introductions filling out lots of upgrade improvements. still going to be a while to wrap my head around the actually structure in terms of other games.
Celestial incremental, calls itself a tree game but there isn't such a visual of the reset tree... the features also don't match each other clearly and lead to some scope explosions. The features themself can be annoying but everything is an upgrade to them so the main tension are the resets. There is also a lot of running around menus which acts as kindof mazey to remember which features are relevant at a given time and reset.