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Bought my soul back in 37 days!

Got my soul back in 22 days, too addictive. Great job.

Oh, this is neat. It's kind of like a mix of a tycoon and a clicker game.

I didn't understand what to do at first though. I bought my first property, then waited two in-game days before realizing that I needed to click on it. So then I placed the statue, and waited a couple more days, while my count still read zero. Then I realized that I needed to click on it. Clicking on it too quickly kept opening the menu to sell and repair it though. Theeeennn I realized that if I wait a bit, it will give me more souls rather than clicking on it rapidly.

Some visual queues of what to do and when the souls of each stand are maxed out, beyond the sparkles, would be really beneficial, if you plan to continue with this game.

Despite wasting four or five in-game days, I only used a small amount of the board, and bought my soul back in 35 days. It might be beneficial if there were more things to spend souls on, beyond repairs, and/or if the cost of the buyback was increased.

Nice work!

- It took me a couple of in-game days to work out exactly what I was supposed to do, first with building units and then collecting from them. Once I figured that out, I quickly got the ball rolling.
- It didn't take long for me to become a little bored; I was playing for the sake of finishing rather than just having fun with it. Thanks for not having exponential wait-times like most typical tycoons/idle games tend to have. I was able to finish in 24 days.
- The one thing that I enjoyed most was the humor. I can see you put more effort into that than most games do.
- I think having a button to automatically collect from a region of units would have gone a long way in making the later stages of the game more managable.

Nice, classic clicker game! I really like the mouse camera controls -- middle click zoom and dragging is a really nice touch. Building descriptions were really cute, too!

I would have liked to have something pushing me a little bit towards not just selling all of my less-expensive buildings once I'd gotten to the more-expensive ones. Still, it's a well done sense of progression -- everything seemed out of reach until it suddenly wasn't!

Fun game! I always like a good clicker XD only complaints I would have was already stated, such as taking some time to understand how to play it and someway more manageable to collect money. Humor very appreciated~ Nice work!

Nice innovation on the clicker game formula! I wish clicking on a soul-less building didn't automatically open the repair menu; would've been nice to have a separate option for that cause I accidentally opened it all the time. But nice work!

Got my soul back in 31 days but saved >300k extra souls... oops

Enjoyed the idea a lot. Wish there was some mechanic to allow for auto-collecting money from my buildings. Might make it too easy but my little fingers hurt

Well done dude