Recent reviews by Geeky Meerkat

Great concept in theory, but I feel it's lacking in a number of ways. So you have this girl that talks like a cave man to you, so that you learn words. But once you learn those words there really isn't much of a practical use for having learned those words. There is a single instance where a person other than the girl shows up and talks, so depending on if you've learned those words you can pick up some context of their conversation. But that's really all there is to it. There is a secret room where when you find it, the girl tells you that she'll explain things but then makes no attempt to explain things at all. Just more clicking on things and her describing them in cave man speak.

I get that the game is only priced at $7.99 so I can't expect much from it, but again I just feel like the dev leaned into the puzzle and didn't put much reward for solving the puzzle.

If you like factory games then you should give this game a try. It's like a factory game without the "fluff"

I nice charming game, though I am mildly disappointed that your final choice at the end doesn't seem to affect the epilogue overly much. Still for the price of the game, it's got a fine ending.

If you enjoy factory building games, this is a good one. Easily in the top ten for factory building games. It's good enough that even though I've owned it on Epic for ages, I also purchased it on Steam.

I've over 250 hours in this game all in act one, and I've enjoyed every bit of it.

I want to say this is a great game, but that's not exactly true. It is great and it is a game but it is not a great game. The game play on this is lacking and the story is very short. So as a game no it's not that great. But it is great in what it does have. And that being a game where you are able to code inside the game and cause things to happen in the world. I find myself constantly coming back to it when I get a new idea for some new way I want to do things in the game.

I am often looking for other games like this that have integrated coding into an open world exploration game. But this is so truly a one of a kind game. Are there other games where they have coding in the game? Yes, but none of them as robust as this one is in the freedom you have to code.

I want to like this game from the various videos I've seen of other people playing the game, but the controls are just to clunky. I've a controller plugged into my PC and sometimes it seems to want to let you play with that and other times it seems to want you to play with keyboard and mouse. Perhaps if I unplugged my controller it would give me all the tool tips for keyboard and mouse instead of how it's doing right now with it sometimes telling me one way and other times telling me another.

But here's the thing... even if unplugging my controller got the game to focus, I shouldn't HAVE to do that. So thumbs down from me.

This is an Active Idle Game, meaning that while yes you can just play it like any other idle game, it has actually been set up to reward active involvement. I see in some reviews people are hating it for that very thing, as they would rather a Passive Idle Game. This is not that game though. If you are looking for a Passive Idle Game find a different game. This is an Active Idle Game.

I can't believe how relaxing this game is. There is just a certain satisfaction to seeing all the grime go away as you clean things.

It's much better than it was when it first game out. I suggest if you play it judge it for what it is and not what you wanted it to be based on the hype from before launch.