Info about Birb:

Official game description:
Peck your way to power! Consume endless popcorn to mutate your birb into increasingly powerful forms. Will you remain a bird, or become something... _more_?
When you're not feasting, step through the portal into dangerous realms.
*   **Explore Procedural Dungeons:** Battle unique enemies.
*   **Boss Battles:** Face off against powerful foes to prove your dominance.
Take a break from the chaos at the Moonlit Waters.
*   **Fishing Minigame:** Cast your line to catch dozens of unique fish types.
*   **Fill your Fishdex:** distinct rarities, shiny variants, and weight records.
*   **Manage your Aquarium:** Show off your best catches or trade them for buffs.
Home is where the twig is. Unlocking powerful passive bonuses, automation features, and helpful companions like the Seagull, Parrow and Sparrow.
**Social Flock**
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You are not alone! See other players moving in real-time in the park, chat with the flock, and compete for the top spot on the **Global Leaderboards** for Popcorn Eaten and Fish Caught.
**Features:**
*   Satisfying Idle progression
*   Active RPG-style combat expeditions
*   Hundreds of upgrades and skill trees
*   Retro Pixel Art aesthetic
*   Prestige system for infinite replayability
_Are you ready to join the flock?_

Release date: Oct 2, 2026

Categories: Incremental Game, Idle Game, Prestige System, Fishing Simulation, Roguelite, Dungeon Crawler, Pixel Art Style, Multiplayer

Feature scans:
- Proton/Linux: score 50; verdict: Mixed Linux stability with workable but caveated support; summary: The reviews show a native Linux build and responsive developer fixes, but Linux/Proton stability is uneven. Users report Wayland crashes, freezes on Proton Experimental, and long-session crashes or slowdowns, while some confirm the Linux version works. The result is playable for some Linux users but with notable stability caveats rather than a clean out-of-the-box experience.
- Steam Deck: score 75; verdict: Broken / High Friction; summary: The Steam Deck experience is inconsistent and currently leans broken: multiple users report frequent crashes or freezes, webview2 failures, and Proton Experimental instability, while compatibility remains officially Unknown. Developer responsiveness has fixed several issues, and some users report a perfect experience after patches, but ongoing Wayland crashes and long-session stability problems still create high friction.

- Hardware Profile:
  - Summary: The Windows 8-11GB VRAM cohort reports poor stability, with crashes and conflicts with SteamVR and VR streaming software dominating the available evidence.
  - Sample size: 29 (11% coverage)
  - Audience skew: Review sample leans heavily toward higher-VRAM PCs.
  - Windows 8-11GB VRAM (negative, 5 reports): Users report constant crashes and interference with SteamVR and VR streaming apps, making the game unreliable alongside other software.
  - Caveats: 29 of 258 reviews expose hardware metadata.; Review sample leans heavily toward higher-VRAM PCs.
Feature extractions:
- Community Price:
  - Community fair range: $4.00 - $10.00
  - Reasoning: Reviewers consistently describe the game as worth buying and emphasize strong value, with one explicitly calling 4 euros fair for about 15 hours of fun and another noting it is relatively cheap for its content. This points to a community fair base-game price in the low single-digit to around ten USD range rather than a premium price.
- Playtime Metrics:
  - Game completion: 70.0h
  - Story completion: N/A
  - Session length: 3.5h
  - Endgame: 100.0h
  - Reasoning: gameCompletion is set to 70 hours from the report of 30 hours to reach Floor 9 and 70 hours to beat it, treated as main-floor completion; this may not cover all bonus-stage content. storyCompletion is null because no narrative or story-completion reports appear. sessionLength is set to 3.5 hours as the midpoint of the 3-4 hour AFK sitting described as required for progression. endgame is set to 100 hours as a lower-bound milestone: one player at 100 hours had only just beaten the first extra-stage enemy, and another describes many tens of hours of current-endgame background grinding.
- Time-to-fun:
  - Summary: Players often find the early and mid-game progression enjoyable and addictive, but multiple reports say it collapses into tedious grinding at late-game milestones such as Floor 9 or Evo 5. Positive reports show the drop is not universal, but the strongest direct evidence supports a fun-then-drops profile.
  - Stance: Fun then drops
  - Anchor: N/A
  - Time to anchor: N/A
  - Friction: Late-game progression walls at Evo 4/Evo 5; Expedition grinding after Evo 5; Floor 9 becomes a slog; Fishing RNG is frustrating; Desert area feels repetitive; Late-game balance requires near-constant play
  - Unlock drivers: Upgrades and skill development encourage experimentation; Prestige system offers lasting advantages for restarting; Bird's home development reduces repetitive manual tasks; Fishing collection feeds broader progression; Multiplayer and competitive elements extend longevity
  - Conditions: Player enjoys incremental games with gradual improvement and experimentation; Player values the early-game experience over late-game balance; Player tolerates idle and grind-heavy pacing; Late-game balance changes could restore enjoyment; Optional multiplayer and chat can be ignored; Steady progression is reported until Evo 5
- Player Archetypes:
  - Long-Haul Incremental Veteran (buy)
    - Motivation: Sustained incremental progression and watching systems and numbers grow over long sessions.
    - Playstyle: Long-session optimization and background grinding, embracing repeated prestige and resource accumulation.
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: veteran idleplayers
    - Reference games: IdleOn
  - Relaxed Solo Incremental Player (buy)
    - Motivation: Relaxation, autonomy, and steady progress without competitive pressure.
    - Playstyle: Solo, self-paced play with optional features disabled and flexible grinding choices.
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Grind-Weary Midgame Dropout (sale)
    - Motivation: Early fast progression and satisfying automation before the grind wall erodes motivation.
    - Playstyle: Active early play that turns into reluctant AFK or background grinding and often ends when progress stalls.
    - Experience: familiar
    - Purchase stance: sale
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A
  - Endgame Achievement Completionist (buy)
    - Motivation: Completing late-game floors, prestige tiers, and achievements, especially rare shiny goals.
    - Playstyle: Active targeted grinding of contracts, shinies, floors, and prestige levels with heavy time investment.
    - Experience: veteran
    - Purchase stance: buy
    - Labels: N/A
    - Reference games: N/A


Below are summaries of things people say about the game per category.
Each point is assigned a weight that represents how often it is mentioned across all reviews.
What players like:
- Deep and well-made incremental (weight 0.4): Reviewers consistently describe the game as a substantial, deep incremental experience with more content and sophistication than typical short idlers. It is frequently called one of the best incremental games they have played.
- Responsive developer and updates (weight 0.39): The developer is highly active, quickly fixing issues (such as Linux support) and frequently adding new content and quality-of-life improvements. Community interaction is also praised.
- Highly addictive and fun (weight 0.37): Many players find the core gameplay loop extremely fun and addictive, often getting hooked quickly. The charming presentation and satisfying progression contribute to this appeal.
- Strong early game, weaker later (weight 0.36): Multiple reviewers note that the first portion of the game (often cited as the first 20-80%) is very solid and enjoyable, but later stages may lose some appeal or polish. The early hours are consistently highlighted as the best part.
- Charming art, sound, and theme (weight 0.35): The pixel art, bird theme, and pleasant sound effects are frequently praised for their charm and cuteness. The overall presentation adds to the enjoyable experience.
- Constant new mechanics and unlocks (weight 0.31): Reviewers are impressed by the steady stream of new mechanics and unlocks introduced throughout the game, keeping the experience fresh. New systems continue to appear even after many hours.
- Tons of depth without overwhelming (weight 0.29): The game provides significant depth and complexity but introduces mechanics gradually, avoiding overwhelming the player. Many systems interact synergistically.
- Packed with content (weight 0.27): The game offers a large amount of content, with many systems, mechanics, and activities to engage with. Reviewers are impressed by the sheer volume and variety.
- Satisfying gameplay loop and variety (weight 0.27): The core gameplay loop is described as satisfying, with a good variety of activities such as fishing, farming, combat, and exploration. The diversity keeps the game engaging.
- Smooth progression and automation (weight 0.26): Progression feels smooth, with manual tasks gradually becoming automated as the player advances. This reduces repetition and keeps the game engaging over time.
- Great balance of active and idle (weight 0.25): Players appreciate the well-tuned balance between active play and idle progression, allowing both playstyles to feel rewarding. The pacing swings between active and idle phases effectively.
- Great value for money (weight 0.24): Many reviewers feel the game is well worth its price, offering hundreds of hours of entertainment for a low cost. It is often described as a steal or amazing value.
- Works well as background game (weight 0.22): The game is ideal for playing on a second monitor or while doing other things, thanks to its idle-friendly design and low attention requirements. It runs efficiently in the background.
- Unique and refreshing for genre (weight 0.22): Reviewers find the game refreshing compared to typical incremental games, offering a unique concept and more depth than usual. It stands out from basic idle games.
- Excellent idle game design (weight 0.18): The idle mechanics are praised as well-executed, satisfying, and fun. Reviewers highlight the love and care put into the idle systems.
- Social features are optional and fun (weight 0.16): Multiplayer elements such as leaderboards, chat, and park encounters are considered unique and optional, adding a social layer without being intrusive. The Discord community is also helpful.
- Good UI and quality of life (weight 0.11): The user interface is well-made, and recent patches have added numerous quality-of-life improvements. Features like one-click equipment switching enhance usability.
- Dungeon expeditions add roguelite variety (weight 0.11): The expedition mode introduces roguelite-inspired dungeon runs with enemies and bosses, providing a different style of gameplay. Some reviewers note it becomes challenging later.
- Fishing and aquarium are highlights (weight 0.11): The fishing minigame and aquarium system are frequently mentioned as enjoyable features, with rare catches and collection mechanics adding depth. The Fishdex and shiny fish are fun additions.
- No bugs or crashes experienced (weight 0.08): Several reviewers report a stable experience with no crashes or noticeable bugs. This contributes to a smooth and enjoyable gameplay experience.

Common complaints:
- Late-game grind is excessive (weight 0.99): After evolution 4 or 5, progress slows dramatically, requiring tens to hundreds of hours of idle time. Players describe the game as an insane grind where upgrades yield tiny gains against massively scaled enemies.
- Expedition mode is painfully slow (weight 0.61): Players frequently report that expedition progression, especially from floors 5 to 9, takes days or weeks even with buffs and upgrades. The mode demands long idle sessions with little meaningful gameplay, and it becomes the only viable path forward.
- Progression requires excessive AFK (weight 0.6): Many reviews state that meaningful progress demands leaving the game running 24/7, with active play offering little advantage. This leads to boredom and feeling like a chore.
- Repetitive and shallow gameplay (weight 0.5): The game becomes repetitive with little depth, especially in later stages where only expeditions and fishing remain. Many systems become useless, and the experience feels like a house of cards.
- Fishing is frustrating and mandatory (weight 0.46): Fishing is described as a slog due to low RNG odds, lack of pity systems, and obscure UI. Many progression tasks require specific rare fish, forcing players to engage with an unfun system.
- Content dries up after Evo 4 (weight 0.43): Many players note that after evolution 4, new content becomes sparse, and the game relies on repetitive grinding. Some modules feel underdeveloped or useless in late game.
- Floor 9 is a major wall (weight 0.32): Floor 9 of the expedition/dungeon is repeatedly cited as a massive difficulty spike that halts progress. Players report needing to idle in one spot for 50 hours or more, and many quit at this point.
- Linux and macOS performance issues (weight 0.25): Linux users report crashes, freezes, and slowdowns, while macOS suffers from severe lag and low FPS in certain areas. WebView2 dependency causes additional problems.
- Crashes and technical instability (weight 0.25): The game frequently crashes or freezes, sometimes affecting other applications. Issues are reported on multiple platforms, including Windows, Linux, and Steam Deck.
- Achievements are near-impossible (weight 0.17): Players report that many achievements, especially the all-shiny achievement, are extremely difficult or impossible to complete due to low drop rates, removed content, or excessive grind.
- Steam Deck compatibility problems (weight 0.14): Players experience constant freezes and crashes on Steam Deck, making the game unplayable on the platform. Compatibility is unverified and WebView2 instability adds risk.
- Auto systems are ineffective (weight 0.14): Automation features like auto fishing, auto tree-cutting, and echo popcorn automation are reported as useless or far slower than manual play, defeating their purpose.
- Combat is basic and unfun (weight 0.13): Combat is described as simple and not engaging, often requiring attention despite scarce enemies, which conflicts with the idle game premise.
- Offline progress is too limited (weight 0.12): Players complain that offline gains are minimal and restricted, often only producing one resource. This forces players to leave the game running for extended periods to progress.
- Fishing UI is confusing (weight 0.08): The fishing interface has too many tabs and obscure switching mechanics, making it hard to navigate. Text is also bugged in some spots.
- Right-click causes Windows popups (weight 0.07): A specific bug where right-clicking in the game triggers actual Windows popups or prompts, disrupting play.
- Rebirth system is overly complex (weight 0.07): The game features multiple rebirth types (over five), which players find complicated and not well explained, adding to the grind.
- Data mining concerns (weight 0.07): Task manager shows the game attempting to connect to something via browser, raising suspicions of data mining. The developer's response was unhelpful.
- SteamVR conflict (weight 0.04): The game takes over SteamVR or VR streaming apps, causing conflicts for users with VR setups.

Gameplay feedback:
- Incremental game core (weight 0.73): The game is primarily an incremental game where numbers grow through various methods. It features idle progression, upgrades, and automation systems.
- Active and idle pacing (weight 0.58): Gameplay alternates between active and idle phases, requiring some actions to advance while also progressing in the background.
- Layered systems and skill trees (weight 0.29): The game has multiple interacting systems and layers, including expedition-related skill trees and multiple skill trees.
- Expedition floors to grind (weight 0.24): Expeditions consist of numbered floors that players grind through. This includes specific floors like floor 9.
- Evolution-based progression stages (weight 0.19): The game has an evolution system with multiple stages (at least 5-6 evolutions) that unlock new systems.
- Fishing system with automation (weight 0.14): A fishing system is available, featuring auto fishing and UI conveniences like one-click equipment switching and probability display.

Performance notes:
- Memory leaks and performance degradation over time (weight 0.18): Players experience memory leaks, FPS drops, and slowdowns after extended play sessions, often requiring a restart to restore normal performance. This occurs on various platforms including Linux and macOS.
- Frequent crashes on Linux and Steam Deck (weight 0.18): Linux users encounter frequent crashes, especially on Wayland and after long sessions, and the game may freeze when on a different workspace. Steam Deck users also face constant freezing and crashes after a few minutes.
- Severe lag in specific areas on macOS (weight 0.14): Mac users report game-breaking lag particularly in the birb nest and parrot areas. FPS drops to around 10 in the birb nest, and changing locations does not reduce FPS but causes choppy and slowed-down visuals.
- WebView2 causes crashes and freezes (weight 0.12): Many users report launching problems, instability, crashes, and freezes related to Microsoft Edge WebView2. This includes Steam Deck compatibility issues requiring WebView2.
- Linux support initially broken, some issues resolved (weight 0.12): Linux support was not working at launch, and the game does not work on Linux for some users. However, some previous freezing issues on Proton Experimental have been resolved.
- Crashes other games when in background (weight 0.08): The game causes other running games to crash when it is running alongside them or when it is put into the background. This indicates a conflict with other applications.
- No crashes or lag reported by some (weight 0.07): Some users report no crashes or lag, and the web version runs without issues. This indicates that problems are not universal.
- Game fails to launch after first run (weight 0.05): Some users report that the game launches successfully only the first time and then fails to launch afterward. This suggests a persistent issue with initialization or saved state.
- Conflicts with SteamVR and VR streaming (weight 0.05): The game conflicts with SteamVR, taking over a VR streaming app when running. This can disrupt VR experiences for users.
- Right-click triggers window prompts (weight 0.04): Using the right mouse button triggers window prompts, likely due to WebView2 or browser integration. This disrupts gameplay.
- Game attempts browser-based connections (weight 0.04): The game appears to attempt browser-based connections, which may cause network-related issues or conflicts. This is likely tied to WebView2 usage.

Recommendations:
- Strong fit for idle fans (weight 0.37): Multiple clusters recommend the game specifically to players who enjoy idle, incremental, clicker, or economy games, including veteran idle players. It is described as a solid example of the genre and worth checking out for enthusiasts.
- Excellent value for low price (weight 0.23): Reviewers repeatedly call the game a steal at a few dollars and say it is very much worth buying or checking out. The low price relative to the fun and time provided is a recurring positive theme.
- Requires very long time commitment (weight 0.18): Several reviewers warn that finishing all content or reaching the endgame takes many tens or even hundreds of hours. Players who want a short experience or to finish within a few hours or a single day are explicitly told not to buy it.
- Minimal active play is expected (weight 0.14): Reviewers note that the game may not suit players who want heavy active operation because idle time can be boring. It is best suited for running in the background while watching videos or taking breaks, and one reviewer advises against running other games or programs alongside it.
- Mixed overall recommendation status (weight 0.13): Some reviewers mark the game as not recommended without detailed reasons, while others simply say they can recommend it or highly recommend it. One reviewer initially recommended it to friends but later withdrew that recommendation.
- Heavy grind and late-game imbalance (weight 0.12): Some negative reviews criticize the late-game grind and poor balance, with one reviewer recommending uninstalling after evolution 5. Another says it is only recommended if you do not mind background grinding for many tens of hours.
- Good UI and early game balance (weight 0.08): One reviewer recommends the game overall due to its good UI and balanced first half. The early game alone is also said to be worth the price for an idle game enthusiast.
- Linux build issues were fixed (weight 0.08): A reviewer updated their review to positive after the developer fixed Linux build issues. Another reviewer notes the game should be bought after the developer fixed issues per an update.
- Steam Deck compatibility is problematic (weight 0.08): Reviewers mention Steam Deck issues, with one still recommending the game despite them. Another suggests playing on a conventional desktop remains the safer recommendation until Steam Deck compatibility is more firmly established.
- Great for gradual growth enjoyment (weight 0.07): Reviewers recommend the game for players who enjoy gradual improvement and experimentation over time. It is described as rewarding for those who appreciate slow, steady progression.
- Not worth it for some players (weight 0.07): One reviewer bluntly advises not to waste time on the game, while another says it is not worth it unless you have time to min-max many systems. These negative opinions are few but direct.
- Not recommended until floor 9 fixed (weight 0.04): One reviewer marks the game as not recommended until floor 9 is fixed, indicating a specific bug or balance issue that affects the experience. This is a targeted complaint about a particular game element.
- Not recommended until bugs fixed (weight 0.04): A reviewer states the game is not recommendable until bugs are fixed, highlighting general stability concerns. This aligns with other clusters mentioning issues that the developer has been addressing.
- Steam version is good (weight 0.04): One reviewer recommends the game specifically because the Steam version is good. This suggests the Steam release is well-executed compared to other versions.
- Early access version is playable (weight 0.04): A reviewer notes the early access version is quite playable whether or not you played the web version. This indicates the game is in a functional state for its EA release.
- Respect for the developer (weight 0.04): One reviewer expresses respect to the author, likely appreciating the developer's work or responsiveness. This positive sentiment aligns with other clusters noting the developer fixed issues.

Other player notes:
- Responsive developer and frequent updates (weight 0.43): The single developer is praised for actively fixing bugs, releasing hotfixes quickly, and providing regular content updates and new progression systems.
- Browser and itch.io availability (weight 0.4): Many reviewers note the game was previously or is still available as a free browser game and on itch.io, which provided a free entry point before the Steam release.
- Favorable comparison to other incrementals (weight 0.32): Reviewers compare the game favorably to about 90% of recent incremental releases, citing more depth than typical short clickers and a similar vibe to IdleOn and Idle Skilling.
- Steam version now available (weight 0.22): The game is now on Steam, often described as a paid supporter pack for the free web version, without any indication that free platforms will be discontinued.
- Linux support and Steam Deck issues (weight 0.2): Linux is officially supported but some users report it currently does not work reliably, and Steam Deck compatibility is listed as Unknown with freezing issues that were later fixed.
- Free web version remains available (weight 0.19): A free version exists on Galaxy and itch.io that appears identical to the Steam version, and players can still access it without cost.
- Substantial content and depth (weight 0.18): The game offers much more content than similar short idlers, with achievements that even dedicated players have only partly completed, and mechanics that show developer thought.
- Helpful Discord community (weight 0.14): The game has an active, knowledgeable, and friendly Discord community where developers also provide support.
- Low price point (weight 0.14): The game is sold at a low price described as a couple of bucks or five dollars, and some reviewers frame the purchase as supporting development.
- Long completion time (weight 0.11): Full completion reportedly takes around 1000 hours, and reaching any semblance of progress may require leaving the game running for 50-100 hours.
- Steam Deck compatibility unknown (weight 0.09): Steam Deck compatibility is currently classified as Unknown with no official Verified or Playable designation, though a developer update resolved a freezing issue.
- Early access status (weight 0.08): The game is in early access and not finished, though it receives regular content updates.
- Suitable as secondary screen game (weight 0.07): The game is suited for second or third screen play, and the developer is expected to add more features for active play.
- Pixel art style and storyline (weight 0.07): The game features a pixel art style and includes a storyline, which reviewers note as part of its charm.
- Optional multiplayer and chat (weight 0.07): Multiplayer and public chat are optional features, and the game is compared to IdleOn with less emphasis on community but a similar vibe.
- Steam version avoids browser throttling (weight 0.05): The Steam version is not subject to browser page throttling, allowing multitasking without adjusting browser settings, which is a key advantage over the web version.
- Traditional Chinese language support (weight 0.04): The game supports Traditional Chinese, which is noted by reviewers.
- Idle game tag (weight 0.04): The game is tagged as idle, which helps set expectations for players looking for incremental games.

Emotions:
- Frustration (weight 0.24): Players are frustrated by extreme grind walls, especially the floor 9 expedition requiring tens of hours of idle time, and by slow skill point and resource progression that forces 24/7 running. Technical problems like frequent crashes, FPS drops, and lost progress further compound the frustration.
- Disappointment (weight 0.13): Disappointment stems from the game becoming a tedious grind after Evo 5, with many systems feeling useless and the fun fading. Progress loss, poor late-game pacing, and technical issues like crashes and memory leaks also contribute.
- Enjoyment (weight 0.09): Players enjoy the deep, interconnected systems, automation, and the engaging first 20-50 hours of progression. The blend of active and idle gameplay, frequent upgrades, and the charming theme provide a fun experience.
- Boredom (weight 0.07): Boredom arises from repetitive grinding, especially after Evo 4, with sparse combat and long waiting periods. The game becomes a slog with little new content or depth, leading to disengagement.
- Satisfaction (weight 0.06): Satisfaction comes from the rewarding progression system, steady unlocks, and the feeling of getting money's worth. The game offers a satisfying loop with automation and depth for many hours.
- Enthusiasm (weight 0.05): Enthusiasm is driven by the constant stream of new mechanics, deep gameplay, and abundant content that keeps players engaged. The balance of idle and strategy elements and the developer's active updates fuel excitement.
- Appreciation (weight 0.04): Players appreciate the thoughtful design, deep gameplay compared to basic idlers, and the developer's responsive support, including quick fixes for issues like Linux compatibility. The care put into the game's systems and graphics is also valued.
- Annoyance (weight 0.02): Annoyance is caused by complicated multi-layer rebirth structures, low fishing odds without a pity system, and technical nuisances like constant chat bubbles and interference with other applications.
- Hope (weight 0.02): Players hope that future quality-of-life updates and balance tweaks will improve the game and make it more enjoyable, as they like the core ideas and see potential for improvement.
- Addiction (weight 0.02): Addiction results from the engaging incremental design, constant unlocks, and depth that hooks players and keeps them playing for many hours.
- Anticipation (weight 0.02): Anticipation stems from the expectation of more content and future updates, as well as the upcoming Steam release, keeping players excited for what's next.
- Love (weight 0.02): Love for the game is expressed through appreciation of its detailed activities, dense and polished incremental design, and the many ways to increase numbers with themed gameplay.
- Excitement (weight 0.02): Excitement is generated by surprising mechanics, engaging gameplay that captivates players, and the game's availability on Steam.
- Admiration (weight 0.02): Admiration is felt for the great visuals, pleasant color palette, original storyline, and impressive in-game chat feature.
- Impressed (weight 0.02): Players are impressed by the depth and amount of content, including many quests and actual level maps, and by the developer's quick response to issues like Linux fixes.
- Refreshed (weight 0.01): The game feels refreshing as a genuinely long incremental experience that stands out among short modern idlers, offering substantial content and depth.
- Confusion (weight 0.01): Confusion arises from inconsistent automation balance, such as the weak tree-cutting raccoon versus the overpowered mining crow, and from players not fully understanding why they continue playing.
- Surprise (weight 0.01): Surprise comes from the game having much more content and depth than expected from the demo, exceeding players' initial impressions.
- Relief (weight 0.01): Relief is felt when technical issues like Linux support are quickly fixed by the developers, allowing the game to run smoothly.
- Exhaustion (weight 0.01): Exhaustion is caused by the extreme idle time required in the second half of the game and hidden stages, demanding long waiting periods.}