Siegeturtle Reviews

The early~middle game was fun while doing challenge runs. After finishing those it fell to the classic "lets prestige over and over to break this timewall" design issues. The biggest insult was the super anticlimatic hidden power reveal that showed... more prestiges, more timewalls, same old grind. Fairly harshly capped offline progress without companions combined with all the dust vanishing without prestige upgrades made me not use it at all after few cheap upgrades. Fun game until a point but can't recommend.

At its heart this is your typical get stronger, prestige, restart, rinse and repeat ad nausea game with a cute cover. However, once you get to a certain point the cost of prestige quickly outpaces how fast you can attain the currency to do so. Not only that, but certain achievements are made for getting beyond the 5000M point with ease, which just isn't easy. I get it, that is the point to draw out the length of the game, but at some point the drag isn't worth the prize simply because the astronomical cost of certain types of upgrades meant to help achieve that final prize. The developer seems to have significantly slowed on doing any further changes to the game at this point also, to include not even cleaning off the leader boards of obvious cheaters. Some of the ingame mechanics still aren't explained well meaning that if you don't ask questions (and hopefully get an answer from other players) don't expect the game to explain it to you. I say this after nearly 700 hours of play time, 99% of both ingame and steam achievements, and watching the utter fall off in further development/updates in the last 6 months. It's a cute game, it might scratch an itch, but if you are a completionist then i would steer clear of this one as it doesn't seem to be going anywhere any time soon.