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The Game, which at first glance is a Idle Game in its purest form-you click on the study skill, then wait 5-10-20 minutes of real time, then click on the next, and in the process of making money, choosing a particular job. Especially nothing new opens. Well, you can earn more. Well, you learn faster. Well, more shopping. Boring. But It is only at first sight. Because Some skills change sinability. Some-Increase karma. Certain purchases can be used actively-with different results. This game might be good. I Suspect that's what she looks like on paper. And The authors (who know what to do, how to do and why) are quite pleased with it. The Trouble is that if you don't know what to do, the game will be a dumb clicker/idler. And even if you know-really move the game only skills from the branch of Karma. Unbearable slow. Personally, I (for an hour of play) so nothing decent and did not open-though and got quite intriguing leads. But the whole time you open it, there's nothing to do. Conclusion: The authors would either come up with more side activities, or quickly unfold the story. The Idea is not bad. But It is impossible to play it. It's A pity.

First of all I want to say that I am a big fan of idle games. (Types of games where you have to invest a lot of time to get an achievement, whether it's a big sum of money or a powerful character) However after playing for a few minutes I find that this is one of the most boring games I have ever played. Unlike Clicker Heroes (which, is free), which has a graphic section, simple but very nice, here we only have a guy typing every day in an office (sometimes looking at the wall for 2 hours depending on the clock of the game). Another Parte"encantadora" is the background sound (people talking by day, night crickets). As for the game options there is not much variety (nor does the game explain to you that it serves each option). You Can Chat, work or hack, that if you have to study before. Besides that you have to take care of the amount of money you have because at the end of each day you pay the costs of water, electricity, etc (seriously? Pay 10 dollars each day for the maintenance of a SOFA?) As well as monitor your level of stress which goes up when you work daily. Now comes the best part: karma, something that during the time I've played I have not managed to understand why it is in the game or for it serves. In Summary This is the type of game that should be on a free games page to spend an entertaining afternoon. And if it is on Steam that is free to pay almost 5 euros for this I find a genuine scam.