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Orb of Creation is a non-idle incremental-puzzle game in which you recreate the world with nothing but magic and ingenuity. Conjure resources, buy upgrades, and become an all-powerful wizard!
It features:
A simple, yet engaging spell-casting system. How you setup and cast your spells will greatly impact the end result.
A vast sandbox of magic, artifacts and alchemy that synergize and create endless opportunities for exploration.
Incremental puzzle-solving. You're given an abundant amount of options, and its up to you to figure out how you want to earn them and use them.
Constantly expanding gameplay, where every new layer intertwines with the last.
Play how you want to. You can take your time and reforge the world at your leisure. Or aim for efficiency and speed by optimizing your strategies. Or tinker with explosive combinations and complete goals instantly.
No hand holding. Discover the orb's complexity and depth at your own pace.
Enjoy a beautiful soundtrack as you weave your magic and recreate the old world.
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Its been an absolute joy building Orb of Creation. It embodies almost everything I love about video games: discovery, adventure, exploration... Its truly a blessing there is a medium in which I can express myself so well. If you are a fan of incremental games, give this a try. It won't disappoint.
-Marple
The price of Orb of Creation in Sri Lanka is Rs. 3,324 on VaultX.lk. Pay in 3 interest-free installments with Koko, no international card needed. It is delivered as a Steam gift to your own Steam account, usually within 3 hours of payment. Genres: Casual, Indie, Strategy.
It took me 47 hours just to unlock the ability to prestige? And that whole time I was watching numbers go up? Nice. Not an idle game.
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was good in EA is even better now truly a unique take on the idle genre, strong recommend
Game is just not very fun. Continual busy work and never feels like you're really making progress. Combined with frustratingly dense tool tips and systems, I kept waiting for an 'ah ha' moment when things would click and enjoyment would be found. Enjoyment wasn't found.
Doesn't run well in the end game. Crashes occasionally, too, and it's not even maxing out any of my hardware.
Version 1.0 took the game in a bit of a different direction, but overall I really enjoyed this game and it offered something different from most incremental games. There is a puzzle element to it in terms of figuring out where your bottlenecks are to be able to progress, but I wouldn't say it's difficult.
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