Pegfinity

Game has great visual presentation. Suggestions for improvement: 1. General: make the different peg types matter more by making the peg placement the main gameplay instead of the firing of the ball. The player could focus on placing / adjusting the pegs before each round. Instead of having a fixed number of pegs, you could enforce a minimum distance between pegs that can be lowered through upgrades. Ball launches may be automatic or there may be an automatic ball launcher for purchase. 2. If you want it to be more of a roguelike, have a losing condition. E.g., you could introduce a concept of round goals, by having to achieve a certain score in each round before all balls are used up or you lose the entire run. The needed score increases over time and outpaces how fast you can improve with skill tree purchases alone. Once you lose a run, the skill tree resets and you get the option to unlock permanent upgrades that shifts the odds for your next run in your favor. 3. If you instead are aiming for a idle/clicker type game, then there shouldn't be a death condition. Numbers should climb like they are here, but pricing of the skill tree should go up exponentially so that the player eventually gets priced out of progressing regularly. Getting the next skill would just take way too long and not add much income. That's where prestiging comes in, player can voluntarily reset the game in exchange for some different currency they can use to unlock permanent upgrades that will persist through prestiges and again shift the scales, making it easier to progress through the skill tree and get back to the same point, now with more skill flow. As I said, the presentation is good. I'm sure there are some great ideas for pegs in there and that they can have fun interactions. It's just that I never saw most of them because I was focused on launching balls as fast as possible with the same strength every time, pausing only when there was still a ball in the launch path to avoid the new ball colliding and falling out of the game immediately. The random distribution of pegs and lack of a "game over" condition makes strategizing launches beyond that feel pointless, because there's always a next board where pegs may happen to be placed better. I'm giving it a "not recommended" because based on the screenshots, video and pricing I was expecting something more. The game isn't bad for what it is, and if you go into it with the right expectations, then your mileage may vary.

fun time killer

A short peg incremental roguelite game where you try to get the highest score possible every run with a set a ball to earn money and upgrade abilities to make your score go possible up for better runs. Completed the game within 4 hours

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Fun game, starts a bit slow but once it picks up it's very addicting.

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feels a bit short for 7$ so would suggest maybe waiting for a sale but that said still a fun simple game to play while watching stuff, plus achievements are easy