Aura

it's just an indie philosophy that economics means almost no one ever gets to embrace. thank you tactical nexus devs for doing whatever the fuck you want, lmao

additional quotes from this post:
"Basically, our priorities are as follows.
Staff egos > Heavy users who play for a long time > New players."

"the DLC after Chapter-6 is aimed at destroying the lives of those who have been fooled by the game by sending them a huge amount of content, just like Dragon Ball's Yakon, and then blowing them up."

Truly one of my fav puzzle games ever made is now something you have no excuse not to play. The main game is easily thousands of hours of content by itself, and that's without the huge amount of (non-free) dlc on top. CHECK IT OUT (and IMO don't leave it a negative review if it's not your thing, the developers are being generous enough as it is lol)

every time I go somewhere I haven't been before in tactical nexus it's like "haha surely there's no way I'll need very many keys" followed by "oh wow I should have stockpiled 1000000 keys"

fundamental verb of game: regret

spending an hour on rerunning an old tactical nexus level like "hah, of course i'm going to do great and it'll be easy" and then I get a score that's like 200,000 points lower than my previous record