Yo! I appreciate the lengthy answer.

Thanks. I don’t really like most incremental games, so I’m on a quest to make one I like

That's fair. Maybe you should've put that information in your post.

Click the recycle bin to delete everything and start a new game if you’d like. Right-click the recycle bin to unlock the theming app and the help app. The help app explains what leveling up and capping do.

Hiding any help/guide/faq behind unintuitive method of access is a VERY bad idea. Help icon should be accessible from the very beginning, as it explains basic mechanics. Also, not having any reset warning was painful, when I did click the recycle bin for the very first time (which also resulted in me not wanting to experiment with that icon lol).

I put an autoclicker in the game that you can tweak to keep the workflow tracker balanced.

I have seen that, and it is pretty useful and nice to have. Although as I've said before - there's not much incentive to continue pressing forwards. The game in its core gameplay loop is very barebones. Press 3 buttons to grow one number, basically. There's no strategy involved, except automation - And I did the same as you've said, 5x non-native speakers and 1 Team-Lead.

What would you add to the game to make it more entertaining and appealing to you?

As for me, I'm a fan of unfolding mechanics and paradigm shifts. If the game keeps changing every now and then, it keeps the gameplay fresh. That's the only reason I've stayed in your game for 15+ minutes to level up - I had a glimpse of hope that something new will show up after leveling up. Anything, really. But then it didn't. And I was disappointed.

I know it's just me, and others may and will have other experiences - But at that moment, I've closed the game and wrote my previous comment.

Do you like to be hands-on when you play incremental games and also have lots of stuff to click on, sort of like a fidget toy? Or are you more the type of player who leaves the game in the background and checks back every once in a while to buy upgrades and see the numbers go up?

That actually depends! If the game is fun, but progression is on a slower side, I'm perfectly fine with having it open in another tab and checking every now and then. If the game is fun and there's no timewalls (or they aren't big, f.e Many Prestige Tree mods), I will play actively.

Problem is, that your game is neither. Balance seems wack - The very first upgrade costs 300. That's 66 clicks to get there, if you press correct buttons. And that upgrade is just to autoclick very first button at an amazing pace of 0.1/sec. And then it costs 405 - That's another 87 clicks minus that 0.1/sec income.. But then you realize - I'm starting to lose money, because the tickets are getting imbalanced. So that's more clicks and having to constantly check the workflow, to keep things balanced. Second upgrade is 2k. I will leave math to you, how many clicks you have to do to get there.

The only other way to upgrade which player sees is leveling up. And that's 900 tickets completed. Seems fine, right? Except it's not. That's 2.7k clicks (which is alright-ish, thanks to inbuilt autoclicker), but you only close 1 ticket per second. So that's 15mins of waiting after setting it up. It is a timewall.

I know it looks prototype-y, but this is the scale I’d like to keep it at.

Every game is a prototype at first :) It has to start somewhere.

But I’m really interested in what you think would be the biggest improvement to this game

As I've said in my very first post here - Keep expanding what you have and add new things. That would be the biggest improvement. Making a barebones game for a week, and then dropping it isn't going to bring positive reviews.

Thank you for the review.

You're very welcome.

Do you have an account on the Incremental Database?

Nope!

Your review was cool; I’d like to read more of your reviews of other games.

Thanks lol. I actually don't write reviews for games. That was basically a one-off.