Merge & Craft - Idle Builder

It seems like some effort was put in to this game. Yeah it has the Minecraft basis but unlike other merge games this one actually lets you play it without constant ad nagging and pop ups. Just be the design alone you can tell that the developer actually cares about what they are producing. It doesn’t feel like an advertising cash grab like the majority of similar games

Yes, you can tell that it’s based off of minecraft, but that doesn’t mean that it’s bad. The looks overall look really nice and well made, and it doesn’t seem like it’s a game just made to make money, or like it was created by some big company like voodoo. I played it for ten minutes and immediately thought “wow they haven’t been trying to throw a bunch of ads in my face for unlocking a new block” and that in my opinion makes it really great. I haven’t played the game for too long so I haven’t tried everything yet, but from what I’ve played so far, it’s a good game and you should get it.

Ok, gonna be honest here, this is a really good game. The background music is calming, the game isn’t too complex, and, what i think is the best, it doesn’t force so many ads on you. While I understand that many other games need to make money, its kinda ridiculous how many they force you to watch. While this game does have optional ads, they are really just there to help you progress in the game. Honestly, i think this game deserves more attention than what it has now.

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Good game for in beginning but you max our progress due to slow updates. Doing the prebuilt sceneries is nice but only 5 exist and the small amount of boost (1% and 1.5%) is small for how many we can do. The only thing to look forward to are diamonds but the achievement system requires too much for such little gain. The grind in the 2nd half of the game isn’t fun and it doesn’t give you enough allure to want to keep playing. If updated were more frequent I would say the game has more potential but slow updates are crippling.

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The entire idea of merge games are very vanilla unless you throw in features that make them your own. Personally, I think you have to wait an exorbitant amount of time to progress in the game, and even so it is minimalistic. The balance could be way better. For example, with the product of two blocks tripling in value, upgrades could be reached easier (as opposed to two blocks combining to create a block that could’ve just been two of the previous blocks instead). Unless the upgrades are made cheaper, though, that makes the most senses.