Recent reviews by mocha

Great game! In the same vein as The Gnorp Apologue, love that it was short and sweet, didn't overstay it's welcome, and offered some interesting incremental mechanics to play with with some cool sequencing as it progressed

Played initial EA release, and it's clearly going to be one of the great factory management games. Not a ton of depth to it yet, but the focus on blueprinting is smart and rewards clever approaches in ways that other games in this space don't.

I'll personally be waiting to play it AGAIN when it's at the full release, but I got a great 30~ hours out of it even in this early state.

10/10, totally recommended to anyone who liked Factorio, Satisfactory, Dyson Space Program, etc

Fabulous. Funny writing and gameplay, loved causing chaos. The vibes were perfect. Worked great on my steam deck. 11/10

honk

Incredible experience. It will surprise you how often it just keeps going and reinvents itself to keep things fresh. Amazing work.

Everything about this game rules. The entire vibe is perfect. The music, the art, the writing -- all perfect. I took incredible satisfaction from hoarding souls and gaming the meat market.

Chad Shakespeare can go straight to hell. That not-dog sucks and we now have eternal space-beef.

This game is a masterpiece. The subtlety of the storytelling is incredible in its power -- despite the fact that the only mechanic is unpacking someone's belongings, by the end of the (admittedly short, but perfectly timed) game you genuinely feel a connection to their lives.

At the beginning of a few of the move-ins (levels), I had "oh heck yeah! way to go!" moments, which was surprising but felt deeply good. In the final level, one box contains evidence that the protaganist finally achieved one of her aspirations and it was deeply touching. I was genuinely proud of her.

Not bad for a little experiment! Really took me a bit to fully grok why there was slack in the line, but once I understood the mechanic, it was fun to play with. Might benefit from a slightly-more-robust tutorial level, but very cool concept.

Excellent on all fronts. Amazing amounts of content, plenty of difficulty to sink your teeth into, all sorts of mechanics and systems to experiment with... great way to waste WAY too much time.

Fantastic little indie defense game. No mazes, more of a focus on resource and time management. Runs well, fun to play, and obviously free.

Devs sound like they're planning on releasing paid DLC for additional "Chapters" down the line, but I'm ~10+ hours in to the first Chapter and still haven't quite completed it, so there's plenty of value in checking it out.

Nice work team, and looking forward to seeing what gets added.