Passive Income
Passive Income is an idle-ish simulator game where you can build houses, get upgrades, and gain money over time! Chill out and relax as you rip rent out of little cartoon people’s pockets. Upgrades help you along the way by giving your houses little buffs and gimmicks, like taking rent out of the people’s pockets even faster! Upgrades come in different rarities and they get harder to find as the rarity increases, so if you get your hands on an exotic you should be happy! I didn’t even mention the Unreal ones…
Gameplay
So what can you do in Passive Income? This idle-ish simulator game brings you options to build different buildings, including houses, villas, mansions, and more! These buildings bring you money to buy either more buildings, upgrades, or the untested rebirthing, test at your own risk! As you gain more money more options will become available to you including new worlds, new upgrades, and new buildings to be built! These new upgrades and worlds will help you along the way to becoming the richest player! Grow your passive income now!
Community
Passive Income has a small but fun community of members who also enjoy playing the game! If you would like to tell other players about your experiences with the game, consider joining our discord! - http://discord.reallymushroom.net
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Click Space Miner 2
This game has absolutely nothing to offer in terms of gameplay, entertainment, satisfaction, rewards or achievements.
13 hours of my time wasted.
Game has no instructions and nothing to indicate what any of the icons on the screen are for. There are no bonuses for reaching any levels. I got everything to level 200 and there was nothing at all to show i had achieved anything at all. Ok so i unlocked a bunch of achievements but there was no rewards for anything. Upgrading the “buildings” seems to do nothing. I would have expected that having everything at level 200 would be some kind of awesome feat… but in this game obviously it’s not. I could see NO indication that upgrading anything actually contributed to increasing the “money” earned in game.
– Real player with 13.0 hrs in game
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I couldn’t put my review on deluxe DLC so I do it here:
The main is a generic clicker with some annoying ads, but it is f2p with achievements. So I gave it a go. Even the lack of stability, the no explanation, no story I still bought the Deluxe Edition DLC for the promised no-ads (yet they are still present) and for the more achievements. Maybe they are unlockable, but I wouldn’t know. Everytime I want to buy an upgrade a script error appears. Despite the saved files, I lost my progress..
– Real player with 12.1 hrs in game
Scramble
–Overall 8/10–
-Graphics: 6/10: Some parts of the map has icon issues and map looks oddly similar but overall OK UI design and little complexity makes the game more clear to understand
-Gameplay: 7/10: more than enough for a indie developer tycoon/colonisation game.
-Sounds: 10/10: i love the music that plays on the background.Other sounds are great
First of all, this is an indie game even tho it has potential in it you can see by the lack of some aspect; that potential never been used to its maximum. I considered this fact while reviewing keep in mind.
– Real player with 6.3 hrs in game
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Fun to play
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Have potential
+Diffrent type beat for a game
+Great Achivements
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Short play time
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Too repetitive after some games
-Would be great if it had multiplayer or coop
– Real player with 2.4 hrs in game
My Little Village
My Little Village gives you the power to control your own village. You need to make the right decisions for your village otherwise it will be destroyed. You will decide the tasks of each little villager and you will see how they evolve. You will soon see if you will be forgotten or are you a spectacular leader of a balanced little village.
JOBS
A good leader knows how to balance villagers tasks so everyone has food in their bellies and safe roof over their heads. You are in charge of your little village and every villager is important. You can get to know each villager individually. You can change the task of your villagers as needed. Sometimes you need more food in your village while sometimes you need more warriors. Remember that the constant change of tasks will make the villagers nervous and they will not be as happy as they were. A good leader gives the right tasks to every villager.
WARRIORS
If every villager works in the field to get a lot of food for the village what are you going to do if the neighboring village is planning evils against you? Recruit some of your villagers as soldiers. By building a barrack in your little village you will be able to create battalions. Warriors and battalions will protect your village from attacks by barbarian villages and other threats. You can train your soldiers in time of peace and when the war breaks out you are invincible.
SKILLS AND FAMILY TREE
A good leader knows the weaknesses and strenghts of their little villagers. From the skill tree you can see witch task is best for every individual villager. Skills will increase by practicing certain tasks. The family of woodcutters are good at woodcutting and warriors child is good at fighting of course. Each of your villagers has their own family tree. There you can view the parents and grandparents of each villager. The skills of parents give an indication of where their child is good at. Regardless you get to decide the task of each and every villager yourself.
SimPocalypse
UI has an unusal design to help increase the options for the massive number-growth generator applications that all idle-clickers are.
The demand for input from you as a player feels obstructive at a fair bit of time and the techs that allow you to automate yourself away are not clearly advertised with the tech tree being ‘shrouded’. This can add some frustration.
There is little else to add, the combat is mostly for show - my own ‘35K force’ tank brigade does not take any damage at all anymore when facing supposedly superior forces and development of my faction has pretty much gone to a standstill for the past 5 hours while I’m tabbed out letting the auto-combat handle conquering everything.
– Real player with 92.4 hrs in game
This is a ‘yes, but’ review, so. If you’re skimming, pass this one up. If you’re interested in details on why this MIGHT be for you, read on.
So. This is one of those compelling semi-idle games where you fundamentally click things on spreadsheets to make the numbers go up until you literally take over the world. And that’s pretty fun! However.
For the random store browser, there’s not much more to it than that, and I think there’s a lot of room to be disappointed with your purchase.
For people who enjoy the semi-idle thing…?
– Real player with 23.9 hrs in game
Bunny Park
It’s a simple clicker/idle game, but a very soothing and cute one. Really good for zoning out after a bad day. The point is less to optimise resources (since you hit a point of having enough currency for whatever you want relatively early) and more to decorate your park and collect the bunnies over time. So while there isn’t a ton to do other than decorate and marvel, that’s its selling point, in my opinion.
The dev updates every few months with cute seasonal decorations as well, which is to be commended. You can put Santa hats on your bunnies in the Northern Hemisphere winter, for example. :)
– Real player with 7.4 hrs in game
Summary
Game Information
| 📦 Active Development? | ✅ Yes, recent activity |
| ⏱️ How Long to Beat | Main Story: 4 Hours
Main + Extra: –
Completionist: 4½ Hours |
| 🤓 SteamDB Score |
– Real player with 7.0 hrs in game
Underworld Idle
The long-term progression in this game is fucked. Spending days on a run will give you absolutely pitiful rewards and I swear my only options are spending months slowly progressing and purchasing pitiful rewards that won’t help at all, or I would need to play for months without triggering a reset before I would even have a hope of entering the second faction’s prestige room to see what the upgrades there are like.
Let me elaborate a bit: In a few days, I can get between 150 and 200 ashes before things start getting really slow. To get one more ash, I need to multiply my money amount by ten. In order to get a single bonus at this point in the game, I need anywhere from 500-1000 prestige points (barely better than a 1:1 exchange rate with ashes, but saved between resets), and the bonuses I can purchase with those points tend to have effects on the level of “multiply your production or divide ash costs by a factor of 10-100” meaning I get ONE OR TWO additional ashes for EVERY run of the same length. For those to break even, I would need to do hundreds of runs, all of which take multiple days to complete. If I don’t want to rely on this ridiculous system, I could try to get a different faction’s currency up to a certain point, but every subsequent faction has like a third as many producers available, and the exponential nature of the game means it could take weeks to progress a single tier in their factions. I have literally no idea just how long I would have to wait before I could get to a level where I could even find out what rewards are available for purchase to see if the rewards are worth it in the first place.
– Real player with 1055.8 hrs in game
TLDR: This is a clicker not an idle game, if this game was named “Underworld Clicker” I would give it a thumbs up, but since it is named “Underworld Idle” and it is not an idle game I can’t recommend this game. If you want a very active clicker game then this is for you, if you are looking for an idle game then look elsewhere.
Long version:
I have played this game for a long time now, I wanted to unlock every feature without any forms of cheats and I feel I did so now. At least every feature that is available at the time of this review.
– Real player with 645.3 hrs in game
SORALAND
Soraland is good little game. Developer actively developing it at the time of this review. Currently game has two modes: Main game, let’s say “Campaign” mode, and mini games. Campaign mode is a very enjoyable source management simulation. You collect sources to build your little town, fight monsters and overthrow the enemy castles. After you expand enough you go for the enemy castle. I think there will be more castles in the future, menu has different objectives but they are locked at the time being.
– Real player with 4.9 hrs in game
The game looks and feels nice, par the clunky mouse movement (Dev said they would add mouse sensitivity option soon). I had to use a controller to play.
However the major downfall for this game is how short it is.. It can be completed in just over 1 hour. Personally speaking, for the price it currently is the game is way too short.
(Which is why currently I can’t recommend the game sorry) If the price is adjusted to reflect the amount of content, and/or their is enough content added to justify the price then I will update my review accordingly)
– Real player with 2.0 hrs in game
Middle Age Conquest
Game is very fun, just a little too fast and easy. Wish it were longer and you actually got better rewards for conquering other fields.
– Real player with 5.9 hrs in game
It is a great game to spend time, it is easy to learn and hard to master. It really worth the price.
– Real player with 4.9 hrs in game