Is there anywhere I can catch up on the lore of the first 20 games? I don't want to go into this one and not understand any of the plot.
Could be as simple as blue sky having the money behind it to advertise it more
Yeah, it seems to be an "auto-battler" as advertised, I think the decision making is based on which things you choose to upgrade
That's the joy* of minimal-description indies, you never know whether it's a child's first attempt at writing code, a labour of love made by someone who has no experience of the English language, or a cynical cash-grab churned out as cheaply as possible
* "joy" is obviously subjective, you might also say "horror"
Quite possible, but a lot of mobile games have pretty vapid child-friendly descriptions and I feel like that's been the case since before those chatbots were readily available
That's a fair assessment. I wouldn't be surprised if Google didn't bother enforcing the legal requirements of how long something has to be available at full price before you're allowed to call the discount a sale.
I remember reading like a year ago that they wanted to get it on other handheld devices first (which this post looks to cover), so don't hold your breath but hopefully it's a step closer
Sticking on a streamer who you can just listen to chat while they happen to be playing a game is just a newer version of having the TV or radio on in the background while you do other stuff. Sometimes we just want to chill and not have to focus!
You don't have to exclusively play new big-budget games with high spec requirements, an old laptop will play decades of old PC games as well as plenty of newer indies, or you can just go on eBay and buy someone's last-generation console along with all their controllers and games for the cost of a brand-new game or two!
Here's a relevant post
Rail Replacement Bus Simulator sounds like an exclusive launch title for the Buttertendo