I would suggest that if you're able to you rather change the Aboriginal peoples to be historically accurate than remove them outright. Indigenous groups have been documented warring against each other even before European contact (the Bunurong and Kurnai), and there is evidence of trade which stretched across the continent. Both sound like features a playable country would need in this game.
Australian Aboriginals are underrepresented in media, but projects like your game could help others understand their history and culture.
Just an FYI, the depiction of Aboriginal peoples in this game is innacurate. Their cultures were not cohesive enough to be considered 'countries' and the territory shown for most of them (Wurundjeri especially, their territory includes pretty much every other related Kulin group) are greatly exagerrated
I'm an amateur genealogist. This game near-PERFECTLY emulates my experiences researching. Replace the library with my state's birth-death-marriage index and the periodicals with Trove and it felt like a gamified research session (this was exactly what I was looking for). I haven't even finished the game (only 15 blood relatives so far) but my thoughts on this game are SO positive I felt the need to comment now.
Opening the game up again and now I'm not :(. I understand this is the demo and the full version is on Steam but if you could I would very much appreciate it if you updated the game to change this. I spent 2 hours getting these points and now I can't spend them.
Fun game. Not very balanced. I bought the max amount of the first mushroom I could and eventually got to upgrade the speed by an insane amount so maxxing damage and damage speed out was easy. At that point none of the enemies can get close to you and you win.
Probably the most fun I've had with an itch game
Fun. Very charming graphics. Interesting idea. Probably the best clock-themed idle game I have played (there are a surprising amount of them). 