just lie about your spending. oh and its funny if you dont

AAAAHHHHHHH!

THE ENDING!!!

There were a couple of times in this game that I thought "what? is that it? is this how it ends?" just to come back later and discover something that I missed.

And the ending... just... what can I say...

This game is a parody about other videogames using such concepts as grinding, pay to win and crafting. And a parody about players subjecting themselves to such experiences.

The game itself is a major grindfest with each next level requiring more then exponential time and clicks to progress to the next. If someone finishes this, it probably means they have no life. The author probably made this to chuckle about if someone is dull enough to play this to the end. Also I don't know if it's really possible to pay real money for something in this game as it claims, but if it is and somebody does that, that would be absolutely hilarious. It would make a nice social experiment to see if someone actually would do that.

The game does reward players for progression by throwing in a joke in a way of a humorous new game mechanic now end then, it's very sophisticated and funny, but it's too rare to really justify spending time on this.

I got to level 11, which is too much already, as it took about two hours and the leap from level 10 to 11 was an hour already, no way I am grinding this to level 100, would took days if not weeks or years for a very little reward.

2.5 stars for subtle humor, no more for game actually being more grindy then the games it parodies.

Played this game until I got a gun. Really enjoyed how much everything escalated.

If you are confused about how to get further in this game start by spending all your starting money on loot boxes and that should get you started.

I like the satirical aspect of this game.