An enjoyable top-down survivor-like shooter game that stands out because every run feels fresh, and each build comes with unique quirks. The guns are great, and all of them add different attributes to your killing streaks. It can get a little hectic and laggy at times, especially once you reach around level 30. It's also worth noting that at a certain point, you become virtually invincible and practically a god with your weapons. Your fire rate gets so high that it becomes nearly impossible to lose, as long as you keep holding down the shoot button. I would love to see an option to carry over some of your gathered experience to the next run, or perhaps some actual in-game tasks and objectives to perform during a playthrough. That way, you'd have more of an incentive to play other than just trying to reach the highest round possible. All in all, it's a great game with a lot of potential!

Even though the camera movement takes a little getting used to, this third-person horde survival game is easy to pick up. The early stages (1–2) can be quite difficult, but once you gather enough resources and unlock some upgrades, levels 3 through 5 feel like a breeze. After hitting the endless mode, however, content runs a bit thin; it would be great to see an extraction mechanic where you can carry over leftover resources to upgrade your character even further. Overall, it's a very promising game with an interesting mechanic involving resource-containing chests. I'll definitely keep my eyes open for future updates!

At first, I really liked the game's concept: you use and upgrade a magnet to gather scrap on a conveyor belt and deposit it into corresponding hoppers, with automation available to buy and upgrade later on. However, this is where the game starts to lack certain features. For instance, when a goblin grabs a bomb, it walks toward the hopper; but if a new bomb appears on the conveyor, the goblin drops the first one. Once dropped, you can no longer pick it up with either the magnet or the goblin, which ruins your combo. Additionally, while the machines can hold a massive amount of materials, the game's current balance makes it impossible to keep them fully running at all times, even with extremely active play and heavy micromanagement.

Good game, quick and satisfying! Looking forward for the future of it. But at one point you are "completed", there is no more progressio after roughly 30 minutes of playtime

Nice little game to play when you want to play something g