Masters of Madness Incremental

EDIT: Crash bug was fixed in a day or two, so I increased my rating to 4 stars. Comment about the slow progression still stands. The game was good, although some phases of the game get pretty slow. However, after the newest update, 1-2 seconds after the game finishes loading, it always crashes. I tried doing different things within that time, but it never saved and always crashed.

It’s my personal favorite of what it is, a game you let grow over time… and you have to surrender to time, the big boss, in this game. And in that way, I have felt frustrated when I really wanted a game to remain engaged with. It is true that when this game is at the later parts of its cycle, there can be little to do for a while… I’ve grown to accept it like the seasons, how you play changes depending on where you are… when you restart, when you let time work without you… and I keep playing. I can hit it for a few seconds in the bathroom, can essentially sweep in and make it feel “worth it” to keep playing, even without spending much time on it… And that makes it fun to return to. Many similar games, if I don’t make time for them one day, or for a few days, you miss out on things… this one, being more chill but consistent, doesn’t make me feel like I blew it when life keeps me from doing my video game daily chores… spend a while with it and grind harder or hit and and let it work while you live your life. I’ve been playing for a while now. In the end, I love it. It’s gratifying.

If you’re looking for a super simple, slow starting incremental game this may be good for you. I personally enjoy incremental games of all types and this one seems to scratch the itch I have for these types of games. The progression may seem slow at first but it’s not meant to be to where you can prestige 5 times or more in one day, if you’re looking for that go play a game on roblox, this game doesn’t have much visuals besides the weather, the torches, and the crows if you so choose to purchase them with the offers you get from playing the game, although lacking in a bunch of visuals it makes up for it with its art style as it’s kind of got this 8-bit retro style mixed with updated graphics. I’m personally a free to play player and haven’t seen to have needed to bought any boosts from the shop, the progression feels rewarding, especially when you gain multiple levels in your ascending. it starts to speed up over time but don’t expect you to play for a week and be level 10 plus ascension unless you wanna spend money, it’s a slow progressing game and I believe it’s meant to be that way, you’re not forced to pay for in game purchases as free to play allows you to progress, just slightly slower. Out of all things in this game, the only gripe I have is the type of upgrades available at the beginning ascension levels, other than that 5/5.