s&box free money hack: look at a popular incremental game, use AI to recreate it poorly, publish, profit. this is just absolutely shameless. stealing someone's game and remaking it with minimal effort and zero passion should earn a ban from publishing games. this shit makes the whole community look bad.

where do i start with this? do i start with the reviewer 𝓜𝓸𝓛𝓷𝓘𝔂𝓪 that has only ever left four reviews, all of which are positive reviews for this developer's "games"? maybe the fact that 19/20ths of his playtime are for this developer's games? yeah, definitely no playfund and review manipulation going on with this guy's alt account/buddy. or maybe i should start with how this game falsely advertises a "hand-drawn" style despite using 100% ai-generated assets with no disclosure. sure, lets just fucking lie, why not. actually maybe i should have started with how this is a reskin of his previous game, "Cat Clicker", which shares identical gameplay systems and features but with ai-generated corgis instead of cats. between the descriptions for these games, the only difference is "Cat" being swapped to "Corgi". i'm sorry, but this is literally the shit that's literally gonna kill s&box. blatant, passionless ai-generated slop being pumped out that gets its reviews and playtime manipulated, while absolutely cucking genuine devs trying to get their passion projects noticed. report this.

i thought i'd take a page out from the developer's book and just do what he did- re-release the same thing. considering it's literally the same game, they may as well share my review. where do i start with this? do i start with the reviewer that has only ever left four reviews, all of which are positive reviews for this developer's "games"? maybe the fact that 19/20ths of his playtime are for this developer's games? yeah, definitely no playfund and review manipulation going on with this guy's alt account/buddy. or maybe i should start with how this game falsely advertises a "hand-drawn" style despite using 100% ai-generated assets with no disclosure. sure, lets just fucking lie, why not. actually maybe i should have started with how he had the gall to re-release this magnum opus of game design as an entirely seperate game, which shares identical gameplay systems and features but with ai-generated corgis instead of cats. between the descriptions for these games, the only difference is "Cat" being swapped to "Corgi". i'm sorry, but this is literally the shit that's literally gonna kill s&box. blatant, passionless ai-generated slop being pumped out that gets its reviews and playtime manipulated, while absolutely cucking genuine devs trying to get their passion projects noticed. report this.

i thought the other review had to be exaggerating- but this dev must really have the highest contrast monitor on the planet because telling apart the color of the default pieces was legit impossible challenge for me and i'm not even colorblind. i love the premise of combining falling sand with tetris and was expecting to like this. i think with a little work this could improve greatly. in addition to fixing the contrast issue, maybe the default difficulty should be lowered a bit but it's hard to tell with colors in the current state. edit: the colors were fixed but it's become apparent this game's concept was stolen and poorly reproduced with AI. considering this dev's whole sbox porftfolio so far is five ai-coded stolen concepts, they should honestly get a ban from publishing games. bro is just throwing stolen shit at the wall and hoping something sticks. stop trying to take cheap shortcuts and make something you're actually passionate about.

having tried this game more after my initial review, i feel like this is a game that puts on an illusion of extreme depth but in reality the mechanics and balancing feel so mismatched and poorly thought through- like the dev didn't even try making a game he'd actually want to play themself. it quickly boils down to autobattling through swaths of mindnumbing basic enemies. it feels to me that everything from class to ability design was generated by AI. there are indications of AI having been used in writing, like constant uses of em dashes. some facets of the game design are bizarre, like how the same exact skills can be acquired through the skill tree, class advancement, and direct learning. this just feels like a bunch of ai-generated shit slapped together into an "RPG". the only positive i can give is that this guy got multiplayer working.