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Delivered as a Steam gift, usually within 3 hours.
Includes 2 items: Pickochet, Babel Legacy. Bundle info
Pickochet is a short, incremental mining game where you mine ore, upgrade pickaxes, unlock abilities and discover new mining sites.
Skint? Click to break ore and earn lots of money!
Sick of clicking? Automate the mining experience with pickaxes that ricochet and bounce between the ore. Your first pick is on the house, you're welcome!
Need some extra mining power? Equip up to 3 active or passive abilities at a time and mine ore faster than ever before!
It's time time to spend some of that cash. Upgrade and unlock new ore, pickaxes and abilities to boost your mining profits!
Unlock and travel between different mining locations each with unique ores to mine!
The price of Pickochet in Sri Lanka is Rs. 1,230 on VaultX.lk — currently 35% off on Steam. Pay in 3 installments with Koko or 4 with Payzy, no international card needed. It is delivered as a Steam gift to your own Steam account, usually within 3 hours of payment. Genres: Casual, Simulation.
Fun little clicker that you don't really even have to click, the pickochets do the work for you, although clicking does hurry things along. Recommended.
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Boring. I usually type a lot for these games, but this is just so dull. You watch a pickaxe bounce off the sides of the screens and eventually get upgrades. It takes a long time to get anything that matters, expect to wait, or just leave it on in the background while you do something else. Is it worth spending a fiver on something you're going to leave on in the background? There are free games you can do that with. A minor gripe: The game calls you boy... that irks me... First off, not a boy, second off I'm 32 at time of writing, don't belittle me. This is basically just coming back every 10 minutes to click on a bunch of meaningless upgrades and then starting another run. I've played a lot of incremental games, and given a lot of reviews for them (Mostly negative, I'll be honest.) This one is one of the most bare bones ones I've played yet. There's just no gameplay here. There are abilities, but passive ones are preferable. Because quite frankly... looking at this game is dire. Just leave it in the background, or better yet, refund it. Spend that money on a game that's worth playing. Thanks for reading, or skipping to the end. Whether or not you agree with me, have a lovely day. Edit: Here's a better incremental. It's short, it's sweet, it does not outstay its welcome. But, there's a lot of gameplay. https://store.steampowered.com/app/4685070/Far_Mining/ I actually gave this one a negative review, but having played a LOT of incrementals since then. I've had my eyes opened, I may have to update my review. As it turns out, that one is a good one... Compared to the majority of incrementals out there. There's a lot of crap on steam. Sad
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Fun, silly incremental/clicker game. Not the best I've played, but it's worth buying. The graphics are fun and very satisfying. The upgrade tree as well. I had a long run time because I just let it go in the background while I did other stuff for the day. Nice brain break in between work/chores.
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Unfortunately I can't recommend this game. I've been playing incremental games over and over. 100%ing them and seeing if the games are interesting and what not. This one is just mostly a passive one with a few clicking abilities. Ores will spawn around the field and then the pickaxe will break them over time. Eventually getting more and more pickaxes I was hoping the tree would have gave more choice and what not. It's just collect everything for each 'mine' research then move to the next tier. It's just rinse repeat. Until you get 100% of everything. There isn't much build crafting other than a few passives. Using goblins, dice or coins. That all do the similar things. Game does feel like it needs more work.
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