Nodebuster Reviews

Great little game if you want a casual number goes up game. It's relatively short and it's not something I would replay through but I enjoy occasionally jumping into smaller stress free game like this. Would recommend if you are bored or just want to relax for a few hours.

it's pretty fun to level up your buster for the first couple hours/ prestiges. like others have said, it gets pretty dead after prestige 10 or so. once you have most of the tree unlocked, you don't even really need to interact with it. i was moving the mouse around to collect the bits, while scrolling on my phone in the other hand. It's perfectly worth 3 dollarinos

It's pretty entertaining. Wish it was longer and there were more upgrades. But it's a good amount of playtime for the price.

I wish there was some kind of endless mode or just more content, but it really is a very good game. Music is tight too

Really Fun game! I think an update which adds more content past the (current) end would be amazing. No stretch of grind was too difficult

If you like a short and very chill shooter than play this. I would say the idle mechanics only pick up when you're well established in the mid to late game, the game requires you to be very active at the beginning. Still fun

Whilst this game is quite addicting, I miss interactivity. after 2 hours theres no point in moving the mouse anymore, it gets more of an idler than active gameplay. The feedback response and music is good and relaxing. The upgrades feel quite redundand, there are some that have a huge impact, and others are pure moneysinks. All in all an okay experience for some hours, but can feel repetitive and grindy

Nodebuster is 100% a fun game but I really do not get the hype this game seems to have. Its good but its not great.

Great game. It's got a skill tree that gives you control over your playing experience. Starts off a little hands on, but after a few hours to progresses to a mostly hands-off idler if you invest in filling out the entire skill tree, which isn't technically necessary. The skills are practical and I found myself looking forward to unlocking new ones as the tree opened up. It's not a matter of if you'll get 100% achievements, it's just a matter of time. I'm a completionist; unlocking the entire skill tree before rounding out 100% achievements took less than 15 hours. If you were trying to complete it quickly, you might be able to do it with the game running for fewer than 10 hours. Oh yeah, it's got sweet low-fi synth music to enjoy. Music I actually like listening to outside of the game.

A great ADHD game that only lasts 3 to 4 hours. Completing the game pretty much gives all the achievements. Sadly, prestige/zones 13 through 25 don't really grant you new mechanics or upgrades, I was fully upgraded at 13, so it becomes more boring after that point with little feeling of progression. There are 2 brick walls in the early stages, but a good "endless" run on a lower prestige breaks through them quickly. I enjoyed the music, real chill. The end upgrades for unlocking the lab didn't return anything, and converting bitcoins for it was just a slog to the end. The end feels very lacklustre, not a whole lot happens, it's like pressing the laser switch in Systemshock. If all you want for £2.49 is up to 4 hours of blasting red and blue blocks this is for you, however, there is no build diversity, upgrades are linear and you get them all quickly. No real form of infinite upgrades, making the resources pointless after zone 13 aside from powering up the "End Game" button.