I Made an Incremental Farming Game
937 views · Jul 2, 2026 · Gaming
Comments · 6
@AlexKDev · 2 months ago · pinned
What do you think about the game? Should I keep working on it?
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@Xurium · 2 months ago
I think it is much more valuable to finish a small project, like you did here, than to start a huge one, like most junior game devs tend to do, and then be totally stunned by it's size and never finish it.<br>Well done , looks very smooth ❤
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@ALForge-k3r · 2 months ago
Looks fun, good luck with your projects!
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