Fracture Field Reviews

I enjoyed it for some time, but it's VERY, VERY slow; specifically, in the prestige 400 times way, which I'm not a fan of in incremental games. I'd give it a neutral if possible, but there's so many better incrementals out there at a similar price point that I can't recommend this.

As far as incremental games go, this one is not a short one. It takes a good bit. After 10 hours (an achievement for the game), I still feel like there's at least maybe another 10 hours left due to how Reality Shatter works. It's a PITA but at the same time, incremental is incrementing pretty good and I just have to take a break sometimes lol This is a solid game for incrementals. Eventually can be fairly automated/idle with the drones. Reality Shatter will break your heart.

Very good couple of day incremental game. Has two prestige layers and some good automation.

I can't finish this one. I just can't. The double prestige isn't even the issue. It's the monotony. You're not going to hammer down all those minerals like they do in the trailer. Instead, you will smash a lonesome few rocks for a small amount of resources for hours. You eventually get to automate things, but it doesnt make the game more fun. It just makes it feel less like work. At that point, all you do is sit there and wait for your blue prestige points to accumulate. You then cash them in by resetting your progress. You eventually unlock red prestige points, which do more or less the same things as the blue ones, except they also reset your blue prestige progress when you cash them in. The red ones are merely stronger and can affect more things. The goal is to optimize your blue point usage to speed up your red point generation, then reset everything (with a few exceptions related to automation) to get more red points. The problem with that: It never feels like you're actually making any strategic decisions to reach a meaningful goal. Other games unlock new toys for you to play around with. In Fracture Field you just spend your points on yet another +X% upgrade and repeat the same process over and over again to unlock more ore types that only differ in stats and visuals. They don't offer anything new or unique in terms of decision-making. The scaling is also incredibly steep. All these factors result in a slow, monotonous grind that simply does not feel rewarding (or even interesting) enough for me to bother finishing it. Even the original Cookie Clicker had more to it (and that one is already pretty mid by modern standards). Fracture Field is just lazy and boring. PS: Other people say it speeds up and feels more rewarding towards the end. They are probably speaking the truth. I still think no game should be excused from being an absolute slog for 30 hours. Do better.

even after 100h I won't be able to finish the last 2 achievements. it's just annoying at this point. It was fun, but at this point it's a program runing in the background that I open once a day because I'm too tired to actively play this game. Edit: it's not a bad game and a friend of mine got to finish all achievements after 51h. I have no such luck. Maybe some of you enjoy it, I did in the begining too.

Good fun idle game that seems daunting at first when you see the upgrades and resets within resets. You quickly learn that it gets going fast and is not bad at all. I am tired of playing idle games that go on for months and years so anything like this that can take hours or days instead is quite welcome now and then. Relatively easy 100% but takes a few hours, days if idling a lot like me.

This is a very prestige heavy incremental. And if you are seeing this before playing, make sure that you prestige whenever the game is even a bit slow in progression because it is designed with you prestiging MANY times in mind. I enjoyed it. It was different.

Lovely incremental game, the graphics are charming and you can see that the solo dev of the game put a lot of thought and effort into it. Would recommend :)

If your looking for more Skilltree bases idle games skip this one. If you are familiar with Clicker Heros this is similar but worse. You have the hard reset mechanics of gaining miniscule improvements and multipliers for literally resetting you to square 1. Everything meaningful takes way too long to get and is excessively grindy and unrewarding. I played this game for over an hour and i only unlocked 2 of the tools and fractured the world (hard reset for stat multipliers) once. And im already come to the conclusion that this is not worth my time or emotional involvement. And trust me i have played a lot of similar games with better mechanics. Even Clicker Heros was better because it doesnt require you to leave the game running or click on the automated drones to wake them up faster. Whether on sale or not just skip this one 3/10. If you want a fun mining game in similar style search for keep on mining and keep on mining worlds. They are "worlds" better than this one. (pardon the pun)

I got all the achievements and this is all I gotta say. The game at start feels really slow, the progression of getting upgrades and fractures is annoying at start. But in the late game, the game speeds up by a lot. Me personally I was getting bored at start of the game since you are limited and don't have everything unlocked. But later on when you will unlock the Reality Shards it will speed up the game. The good part was that the game wasn't a 2-4 hour game, this one really needs time. For all the people that would like to buy this game and get all the achievements it will for sure take you like around +30 hours to do. I think the game was Okey.