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This is fun, but I have a couple things I think could be improved.

1. It's really just personal preference, but I reckon the first rune upgrade should be something like a damage or resource bonus, rather than a reduction to the collapse threshold. I personally didn't upgrade this one any further until I ran out of other upgrades, because I pretty much did 100% of each planet anyway, so it felt a little pointless to me. Having an immediate bonus, even if just a small one, feels a lot better than one that isn't even necessarily useful to the player.  It doesn't need to specifically be a bonus in that way, but something more generally beneficial would be nice.

2. Part of the issue with that collapse threshold is you can reach it without breaking any rune blocks. I tried it intentionally and found on the first level you can do this, but I could fathom someone doing it accidentally. Maybe, at least on the first level, the option to collapse should be greyed out until all the runes are broken?

Otherwise, I really enjoyed this. I think overall I'd like to see more upgrades and worlds, but it looks like that's the aim already, so I'm excited to see where it goes.

I really enjoy this! Such a fun game and the visuals and lighting are really great. I do wish there was an option to rotate the planet using only keyboard keys. I was playing my laptop without a mouse and I can't really use right click well enough on the touchpad to move around.

Satisfying and fun. I think it needs more precise zoom controls and an option to move the camera around.

I really enjoyed the game, I got all Rune updates on the web version.

Edit: Here's my feedback:

1. Damage upgrades are pointless since one shotting everything(Core and runes are easy enough to destroy, so practically pointless), seeing that fracture is 25% of the health, not dmg. 

2. 25% Fracture means you'd have to hit blocks in a certain pattern to even have one block affected, since it'd need to be hit 4 times. 

3. This might be a more controversial one: Imo the whole "holding is slower" thing just incentivizes players to get an auto clicker, and those who don't - have to play the game slower.

The game is looking great. I just have have one issue. Fractures don't seem to make sense as a purchase at all, they are a massive cost to get but become useless until getting to a extremely late game point where you can actually break the nearby bricks instead of cracking them (Currently this only happens for me on Crits at max level 25 fractures, level 50 click power and crit power level 15 which is a crazy level of cost) . The core of the issue is that nothing is that hard to break so with a smaller investment in click power you get to the point of single click breaking anything except the symbol blocks. Once you are at that point the current way fractures work means do nothing but make the visual of the blocks nearby change with no actual gameplay implication. I recommend that they work differently or that they are buffed quite a bit. Currently as far as I can tell the game determines what blocks are nearby (a single block in each direction) and then applies the percent damage levelled to from fractures to those blocks directly for each click. Instead what I think would work and synergise better is if it is a percentage of the excess damage done by the click goes to the surrounding blocks 1 at a time until they break so you get a ripple effect going further and further. The alternative is that fractures need to scale faster and further then they currently do so they have a purpose between the extremely early game and the extremely late game.  

Very nice. Runs pretty well on my crappy integrated GPU, what engine is this?

I'm having an issue; I'm playing on Arch Linux, with Wine, and the game doesn't seem to detect my click.
There is something I could try?

It's kind of fun, but a lot of the upgrades are way too small to be worth it. It's the point of dealing an extra 1% damage to nearby blocks? Or a 1% chance of crit?

I am enjoying this game, but one big issue (and easy to fix, hopefully!) is that the cursor blocks the in-game textboxes.