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I had fun ! I only completed 6 stages of quests out of 10 existing. But I enjoyed every minute of it. I don't think I will finish it, because it started to feel a bit repetitive. But I'd recommend to try the game anyway. If you want to try automation games, but was always anxious about difficulty/pressure it can have, then this game is for you. Because in this game you have zero pressure, creativity freedom and simple task list to nudge into direction you should be building. It is also very cute btw

Oddsparks is a charming, more relaxed take on the automation genre. The art style is great. Watching all my little sparks running around working is one of the best parts of the game. The mechanics are much simpler than something like Factorio or Satisfactory but there was still plenty here to keep me engaged the whole way through. The tutorial section is a bit long but the game really comes into its own once you get into the mountains and the game gives you supply chests (same as dimensional depots from Satisfactory), trains, logic networks, and hauling sparks (that move full stacks) all in the same tier.

The final challenge involves essentially two simultaneous tower defense segments, which threw me off at first, but I adjusted and got through it without too much difficulty. It was a bit of a jarring change and probably my least favorite part of the game but it wasn't that bad.

I see a lot of people taking issue with the amount of DLC but I totally ignored it all and still feel like I got a complete experience so don't let that put you off the game.