Lyca

Decent idea for a cute little incremental game. Nice relaxing music. It basically has two phases - a semi-active phase where you navigate your wolf around the map popping up plants, and an idle phase where your wolf pops around the map like a screen saver ball. You can kinda optimize during the active phase, and the idle phase isn't super interesting and requires babysitting. All in-all, it's chill while it lasts, but there really isn't more than 3 hours of gameplay in this, and it isn't actually all that fun. Only buy this if it's dirt cheap and you really really need to run around a little wolfy.

Fun game, but I'm leaving a down vote because what brought me into this was it saying 'vast skill tree' It doesn't, as of this review, have a vast skill tree. If you don't mind that, It's an alright time waster.

I really really enjoyed the demo. I loved every peace of it. So I bought the complete version today. And yeah, what should I say. It is basically the same but added some ideling at the end which I really dont like. I think there could have been much better ideas how to proceed this great idea. But maybe its just me because I actually like to play games and not only sitting and watching. Still cool to support indi developers. And I think I would have hardly recommended the game if it would have just been like the demo.

Extremely low amount of content. You can soft-complete the game in under 2 hours easily, anything more is grinding for skins.

This is a really great game if you need a cozy game that has relaxing music and uses little thinking, especially once you unlock auto-run :)

Amazing game. You don't get stuck at any point. Right as you think there is nothing more to do, something else will unlock. I just wish it was longer.

I have played this game back in the free open beta throughout until the end, yet when I waited for the full version to come out I bought it and booted up the game today to find that I can't really even play it. This is because the resolution of the game was smaller than my screen (1920x1080), yet when I went into the properties tab and went into launch options to use the command '-w 1920 -h 1080' to force it into my usual resolution, it didn't work. I would've tried clicking the settings button to fix the resolution ingame as that is usually the solution for games that start off on the wrong resolution, which is fine however not only that but the cursor will be offset ingame to be where it clicks some position to the upper-left of the cursor, so I can't even click the settings button which is not offset when in the steam overlay. I hope this issue gets fixed as I've had fun with the demo and want to be able to play the actual full game, and seems like a silly resolution bug anyways that would just be a quick fix.

Extremely tedious start. So tedious I don't even want to get into it. Says run to gain resources and prestige. There is no resources on the ground done about 15 runs. Only time I got a resource were the 2 times I leveled up. So over 15 runs and not enough currency to buy the first upgrade still. Needs a lot of early game work.

If you played the demo, don't bother with the full version imo.. demo was fun, full game was boring sadly.

It is pretty straightforward and fun. There is not a ton of depth, strategizing or math compared to comparable incremental games but it translates to a very low stress experience. The beginning is a bit confusing mechanically - the process of planting grass and collecting resources is kind of unintuitive, but you figure it out quickly enough. For me it became the most fun about 1-2 hours into playing when I unlocked Auto Run. Once you get to that point there is a shift in gameplay and it feels unnecessary to control Lyca manually. If you like Nodebuster then I think you will also like this game, and vice versa!

I really enjoyed this one. It has a nice progression and calm gameplay.

Super chill idler, a pleasure to leave running and watch a wolf run through fields to the tunes of lo-fi. About four hours of content to 100% it.

Short and sweet game. If you keep your ac at 85 to save money probably not worth the price but I keep my ac at 70.

Fun enough game, very relaxing. It starts off a bit annoying, since you have so little energy, so you need to make a small line and double back for a few runs. Once you've got a handful of upgrades the game becomes a lot smoother, and once you unlock the idle mode you're pretty much done. The game wasn't what I was expecting, buy I enjoyed what it was, and would recommend it if you like idle/semi-idle progression games. My play time is a lot longer because I forgot to close it before I went out for the day, and you're probably looking at maybe 5-8 hours of play time. Don't let that discourage you though, because it's a worthwhile experience.

Incremental does not mean idle. A couple of hours running around making things better. ... I'd wait for a decent sale but I actually, believe it or not, do recommend this.

Fun little 4-5 hour semi-idle game. Nothing too crazy going on, the music is nice and the graphics are endearing.

Solid incremental with only a few systems and a clear progression. A good bite-sized chillout experience.

This is a short and sweet game. It's a cool concept, well executed, and something I haven't seen before. It also has a great soundtrack. The main negative I can think of is that it doesn't really have replayability. You play through it once, get all the achievements, and then you're done in ~3-4 hours. There are worse ways to spend $5.

Nice game. It was short, but I enjoyed it. Thank you for adding Paddy; this is what made me buy the game :)

Fun little game! Enjoyed my time with it, quite chill and satisfying, love the lofi music. Only criticisms of it: - Upgrades are a little too free-form, I tanked my progress a couple of times going too far down the "wrong" tree early and had to back up my prestige levels to grind out earlier stages with slower resource gain for a little while to undo it. - Upgrades are also quite steep in places, feels like going from 0 to 100 in the click of a button, would feel slightly better to break some of those huge leaps down into progression stages some more. - Could do with auto-run evolving into a simple AI logic loop at some point, instead of just bouncing off walls it'd be nice if it aimed towards the nearest unfinished or uncollected space or item on the map so you can leave it running on those later prestiges without thinking you missed a bunch of stuff when you end a run. None of these really detract from a charming little game though, great work! Looking forward to more from you!

If listening to mellow lo-fi music while running a lo-res wolf(?) through a bunch of grass sounds like a nice time... this is the game for you. Just kind of relaxing. Got about 4-5 hours of fun out of it.

Super cute game, 10/10 would buy again. This game is super fun, and addicting.

Nice, comfortable diversion kind of game, with maybe around 6 hours of gameplay at best. It's all about the skill tree and you're going to have experienced everything there is to experience here pretty quickly and move on. Only disappointment for me was the auto-run feature, which was a major let-down once unlocked, and I then never used it.

Pretty dog run. Very simple but relaxing.

"A fox is a wolf who brings flowers."

good chill game

Fun lil game.

Doggo goes brrrr <3

Fun for a few hours.

gud