I've been developing my game for almost a year: it's an incremental clicker with RPG elements. You fight elemental Spheres, each with its own weaknesses, collect and evolve minions into a squad, learn skills and spells, craft gear, lock captured Spheres in your Prison for passive income and go on raids for loot.

I released a big update a few days ago and would love any feedback and a fresh look. The first round of player feedback at launch was really helpful!

Play (browser / Windows): https://lexiany13.itch.io/spheromancer

Some questions, going from first impressions deeper:

- Does the page look good? Does it make you want to try the game?
- The first minutes of the game: what hooks you and makes you want to keep going, and what's annoying or off-putting?
- Do you like how the game looks? What don't you like?
- What does it remind you of? Just by feel, any associations. Who do you think would enjoy it?
- And if you played for more than 10 minutes and didn't drop it, I'd love to know why :)

Feel free to share any feedback on any part of the page or the game. Thanks!

First impression of screen: I'm just some dude who doesn't know this genre, but it felt like a lot of information at once. I imagine you are quite used to it, and so may not see how it feels to a first-time player. I'd encourage a simpler screenshot that's almost like App Store ones explaining the mechanics and what makes your game different, with that screenshotted UI being built towards over time. 

I actually dig the page, it feels like Geocities. But the game itself - very information dense and now it's animating. I'd clip down to the essentials and maybe add some Word Art. I'm being fully serious by the way. 

OK game itself is doing what I just typed above - so well done. Music slaps. Mysterious and important. The twitch overlay is fighting with your "x" button which may leave a lot of players confused. Not a problem with my platform by the way ;) 

The music reminds me of "My Little Box" from Ghost Ship, coupled with some Resident Evil (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resident_Evil_(2002_film)) style music. Maybe a little bleak at first but it builds beautifully. 

The only reason I'm not playing it more is because I have to keep working. But, overall well done. 

If you'd ever like to watch how other first-time players get through those first minutes, I make Betacade (betacade.com) and I'd be happy to set you up.