Leave the game on and watch Lyse work in a post-apocalyptic world on the corner of your desktop. Her job is to collect microbe samples; your job is to lend a hand when you can.
A casual, relaxing desktop idle game, a fairly significant departure from SKIPMORE's usual works (Kamiko, Fairune, Transiruby, etc)
Watch the android girl as she goes about her daily life in a post-apocalyptic world. Time passes, the seasons change, and her research advances. There's a story told through cutscenes which are delivered as your research...
Cleared all the achievements available on Steam in a little under 200 hours, which gets me just over level 100 in-game. If you're crazy, you can get this up to level 999 by putting it on a computer that isn't going to do anything but compute that for the next...however many months? Maybe years?
As for why you'd do something like that, as many have already...
very cute and unique game. the graphics, music are very charming and the way the story is told is cool. also, i find myself learning a lot about microbes and bacteria. skipmore makes good games.
It's good to finally play another Skipmore game after so long and this one's quite unique being an idle game which is also my first time playing one of these types of games!
I must admit this game feels more like a toy rather than an actual game, which might just be how all idle games are like but I did make me rethink how I play this game as it's quite...
This is an incremental game in the way that watching the clock while doing nothing at your day job is an incremental game. The sad part is that the art and story are well done meaning this is pure wasted potential. Sure there are upgrades. There is waiting for the ultimate result to come about. But the idea that this is an incremental game is a bad...
