Fantastic job, but what was that about a drill that pierces the heavens?

It is interesting, but you are going to want to show more. The art and animation is nice and it runs in the background so you can mess around with it and get pretty far along just by letting it sit for while you go do something else. So its not hard and is a reasonable amusing clicker. What is obnoxious is how long it takes to reach the higher levels and the pay walls on everything. As far as I have checked this is not the main game and while it is sort of amusing, it does get a bit buggy and the upgrades do not do nearly enough. Plus with the most interesting content behind a non insignificant paywall a lot of people are simply not going to bother and you are not really showing all that you can do.

For not being done, this is a pretty great game. The mechanics are solid and there are a lot of little tidbits built into the interactions. There are a lot of good ways to make money, the mini games are interesting, the story is fun. However to really flesh it out, it needs more general interactions with the bot. Other upgrades would be nice, better cameras, clothes, accessories and furniture. You could even have the guy get a better apartment and move. Also, the mental health mechanic is weird. It needs a few other things than the just meds and the walks. I still don't know why it goes down when you sleep, that just seems weird to me. Anyway I look forward to seeing where this goes.

It is really hard to navigate this or even see what this is really offering. The controls seem to be the same as the Down the Neko Hole game, but that doesn't make this any easier to use. Which is a shame as it looks like there is some good stuff here, it is just entirely too much of a pain to get to.

Does this have anything to do with the song of the same name by Nekonomicon?

What no one had bothered telling Ned, was that in this case the princess was the dragon.

It does look like things are heating up.