Recent reviews by Get a Cleu

Megaman battlenetwork as an idler, absolutely something I didn't know I needed. The demo is a good tease and absolutely needs a massive amount of content before I'll be satisfied.

Not a bad base but lacks depth. Needs more features and ways to boost yourself/challenge. Things that really could use sprucing up are buying multiple item levels (it's way to slow to buy 400-500+ levels of an item) and moving the help/system bars away from the actually used enchantment/insight bars. It might be some smoothbrain action on my part but I've clicked the system bar on my way to the enchantment bar way too many times for my liking. That being said other idlers have charged more for less so it's alright for 2-3 hours of fun.

rock click sfx matching up with the Gnorp Vivaldi is such a headbanger

Fun enough for a few hours of idle, unfortunate that if you spam the plinko shoot button too quickly that it can clog up and waste most of your plinko balls

The games alright, mechanically it's too slow in the ways that it's fun like collecting resources and exploring around where waves always come just abit too soon before you can get to a good part and too fast in the ways that are punishing. This disjunct just makes the game less fun than it should be, but there is some stuff that makes it a little interesting. Unfortunately I don't see it worth playing beyond the initial couple hours, I would recommend this at the 3 dollar or less range for abit of fun but unless they make changes or add a load more content that really spices this game up then I can't recommend this at full price.

Been playing this game on another platform for over 2 months now as can be seen in this screenshot http://prntscr.com/mxht45 of overall stats. This game is a blast as every bit of progress made gives you new wings and further encourages additional play. The best part is that while other idler games fall flat with how high boosts can get and how mediocre the returns can be, WAMI keeps a good balance to make you feel the progress but not underpower or overpower progress made.

Thanks to steam sale dropping it down to sixty cents this game is a steal! Even at full price this game is worth considering. It plays kind of like an a phone app, but is much more enjoyable than any app that has come out in recent history.

The one time I'll gladly accept a spanking. 10/10

I purchased this game with the fond memories of Gauntlet Legacy, my all-time favorite arcade game that would suck away my quarters to no end. The game I got has the bare bones of the old Gauntlet Legacy game, there are indeed spawning structures that must be destroyed and and endless spawning of minions until they are destroyed... but something is lost in this reiteration of the game. There are a couple of things different that change the game drastically that I think one should know before purcashing this game.
1. The levels are rather small and lacking in the same grandour that the levels in GL used to produce. In addition after playing for a couple of hours all the levels start to blend together until it's more like having 3 stages your run through repeatedly. Even though each stage has 3 areas they all follow a similar kind of routine. The areas you run through go in this order- you run around a smallish map, you run through a narrow map that has similarish rooms, you fight in one big room an annoyingly large amount of monsters; honestly it gets boring after a while.
2. Killing the spawning buildings. These buildings are massive tanks that can tank dozens of hits from any class. In GL the buildings weren't absolute tanks and the monsters weakened the futher the buildings were destroyed. This is NOT the case in this one, this leads to monsters becoming a huge annoyance. As I found myself playing wizard in unfair mode I found it a simple matter of flame jumping onto the building, using forceshield, icebeam in a rinse and repeat measure was a simple way of taking down buildings in the hardest difficulty!!! This means to me that the way they have buildings is just a way to inflate the amount of time spent trying to clear a level to make up for a lack of map size.
3. The next thing I miss from GL is the boss fights. The boss fights in this current rendition of the game are long, tedious, and relatively easy. The final boss is a little tricky but even then isn't that hard to a new player as long as they know how to control their characters by doing the basic tutorial where the game does an excellent job of explaining some of the more complex aspects.
As I see it, this game is just the newest rendition of the games that use the title of Gauntlet, however I shalls till miss seeing the gold coins and pile of bones when I complete a level, of being able to go super size, or to tri-shot with archer. Honestly this game is okay with the little nuances they have added, but for it to truely be the Gauntlet I yearn for then
"I REQUIRE MORE SUSTENANCE!"

Fast paced and easy to pick up, this game is very addicting and very exciting!