Idle Game 1

I’ve never written a review in my entire life of mobile gaming , and let me tell you I’ve played more than usual amount. This game takes the cake though ; it’s only 3 days and I’m on the 5th calculation. People don’t understand one true mechanic that I figured out in accident. That would be to leave your phone on while playing the game. Do not touch a single thing in the screen ,and a multiplier will show up. This multiplier will times your prestige score times the number you work up to. Also I’ve read people say that it’s an impossible grind. A game with a unachievable ending , that you have to spend money. This is a bunch of BALONEY. At people quit at the point when they see ohh it takes to much time . It might take time ,but that is the whole game . You can’t quit dark souls , because it’s “to hard”. You playing until you beat it. The reason why the devs don’t commit on those remarks is , because you have to grind to see the ending. And it better be 🦫worth it , or make me laugh. This game is mental thing over anything else. Respectfully, I give this came my first review it was five stars. If you don’t want to put in the time to beat it , don’t write a review because you don’t want to. - Thank you Idle team for such a fun game

At first, this game just seems like a basic version of any idle game. People say the game becomes p2w around the 6th calculation, but you can actually break through that barrier by waiting about 2 months, prestiging for billions, then waiting. With some good RNG you can finish this wall in maybe 6 months, but I say I got pretty lucky. Either way, the point after this seems really interesting, and it looks as if there are multiple worlds and some other content after that. Coming back later, there is much content after the big prestige. I’ve played many idle games, and I would probably say that antimatter dimensions is the best one, but this is definitely one of the most unique idle games that I’ve seen. I would definitely say the long wait before the big prestige’s is worth it, because you don’t think about the game for a while, prestige, repeat, until you get there. Ik review is chaotic but it’s still a 5/5 game.

Randomness is by definition the opposite of strategy. If I play a game of chess, and I’m making random moves on my pieces each turn, what are the odds I win a game against any competent player? Strategizing would involve actually picking where my prestige goes rather than just hoping it doesn’t get wasted on the lower value tiers that will not help me progress. For example, my tiers 1-4 I can get to max level in 1-2 clicks, so any time I get a cost reduction on those, its a complete waste. You more or less just have to pray that the prestige value goes to the tier and attribute you want. So I ask again, where is the strategy involved in that? I saw another review saying that the later machine levels is basically impossible without paying or grinding for weeks and I have to agree. I have reached the final step where the button at the bottom says “finish the game” but I am still nowhere even close. The max amount of money I can make is around 20e^8 and to finish I need 300e^9. If I was able to actually strategize my prestiges and focus down costs on the higher tiers I cannot max out than this would be a decent grind that actually feels rewarding rather than spinning a 1/27 chance I get the upgrade I actually need. I gave this app 2 stars because I do think the visuals are nice but I think the gameplay loop is flawed and reading the description of this app saying that it involves strategy is frustrating because it is not true.

I would give 4.5 stars if I could but unfortunately I can’t. So here I go: It started out as a 10/10 game. A no-internet time-waster with a neat gimmick of prestiges and prestige away multipliers instead of offline money. But after hitting the fifth calculation, gameplay slows down DRASTICALLY. I have millions of prestige per star per earner, and I can barely afford calculation 6 after 7 minutes of just sitting there and waiting. The prestige becomes almost useless, and gameplay just becomes “leave your phone unattended for like 10 minutes, come back, press 2 buttons, and leave again.” And yes, that is sort of the point of an idle game, but the one neat gimmick (being offline gives a prestige multiplier instead of offline earnings) quickly becomes a hindrance. Now I can no longer do other things on my phone if I need money but instead have to sit there with a phone that has to remain both on and in the app. Had to turn my screen sleep timer to “Never” and occasionally my phone overheated from how long it was on. TLDR: Great game that eventually turns into a waiting game that doesn’t let you leave the app.

Right off the bat, this idle game is cool and unique in a lot of fun ways. The way random elements are incorporated into the core of the progression loop is really fun, and I’ve been coming back to this idle game way more than most others. Randomizing the “rules” of the game is so cool, and genuinely something I hope to see in other takes on the genre. However, the big hurdle comes from the incredibly few ways you can account for that randomization. The main gameplay loop of getting prestige points to upgrade your colors takes away one of the core ideas of reset-based idle games: choice. Your prestige points are usually randomly placed, and when you have several colors already maxed out, seeing any of them get a cost or speed decrease feels truly bad. Sometimes you’re able to select what aspect of which color you want to upgrade, but it doesn’t happen often enough, which leaves one of the core loops of the game a frustrating game of chance. It’s overall a really fun and neat game with cool design ideas. However, there’s some big flaws with randomization that don’t make it as fun as it could be.

It’s a fun and well designed idle game. Very simple. Very easy to pick up. Very hard to put down… or at least it was. I got to the sixth calculation (the very last one before what I assume is the end of the game) and I haven’t made any progress in hours. I’ve gotten to the point where I can earn 1m prestige every 20 seconds or so. But, that’s where I’ve been stumped. I’ve cycled through hundreds of times, collecting hundreds of millions worth of prestige and still haven’t even made a dent in calculation seven. I would have to keep the app active for more than a week straight to get to calculation 7 with every possible upgrade I can afford. I don’t think there was any expectation for a “free to play” player to ever “finish” the game. And that’s the only reason I didn’t give the app five stars. Because I can’t finish the game without forking over $5. By all means: if you like idle games, this one is a refreshing take on a worn out genre. its actually a really well thought out game that’s very satisfying to progress through. Just don’t expect to beat the game without opening your wallet.

As far as idle games go there isn’t much a developer can do in order to differentiate their games from others. All basic idle games have some form of linear progression through scales upgrades, ways to increase earnings for the idle earners, ways to increase the speed, and ways to decrease the cost. This game has all of those. However it’s random how you get them. Rather than making this game “fun” it makes the walls that normally appear in an idle game, immensely more difficult. It essentially forces you to pay to progress at a certain point. It also doesn’t help that the speed upgrades are inherently bad. Speed upgrades have a hard cap once they become instantaneous, making you lose an upgrade every prestige if you roll a speed upgrade. The dev really needs to make speed upgrades becoming earning upgrades at this point in order to decrease the length of walls. I was able to make it to the fifth number in about 2 days of moderate play, I gave up because the next wall just seems to be a huge grind that doesn’t really do much. This game could be a fun 2 day idle game but in its current state it isn’t worth your time to play.

It takes way too long to get from machine 4 to 5, and even longer to get to 6. Even if I do, the difference in prestige is 1 million to 3 million which does not help progression at all. I could have probably done 100 1 million prestiges in the time it took to get from 5 to 6. 6 to 7 is frankly impossible. You’re barely getting 1-2 e7 per second, and yet the next big update (300 to 400 update on level 5) requires e9 and the prestige improvements grant peanuts at this point. I would have been more motivated to spend money to support the developer if the end was actually attainable without IAP, as the game itself is beautiful. I usually buy IAP boosts in these types of games when it’s clear it’s a convenience and not a necessity. Sadly in this game it is the latter and plus the fact that the IAP must be made every prestige (greedy much?) has made me completely lose interest in dropping any money on this game. In fact as it’s impossible to progress further anyway I will now uninstall. Thank you for the extremely fun first half of the game though, sad the second half is paywalled.

This is a simple game. That’s not to say there isn’t strategy to it, but it’s not particularly deep. I appreciate the minimal layout — there are no menus, settings, credits OR ADS — and the only way to use real money is a button labeled “CHEAT”.... I also appreciate that it doesn’t seem to be fleecing me for my money. One other interesting aspect to this idle game: it doesn’t continue outside of the app! After a couple days of not playing I was eager to see what I had earned ‘idling’, and was shocked to discover that it was at where I had left it. There are moments of literary waiting for the game to save up money... not something I typically do with any game... In the end I did use the cheat button once, not because I needed to cheat but because I appreciated not being fleeced and I enjoyed myself, so I wanted to pay the author of the app. I wish more games worked this way. Cheers!

So I started this game a few weeks ago and I really enjoyed the simplistic yet colorful interface. I was able to get from the start to the 6th level or whatever fairly easily. A lot of others have been saying that getting from 4 to 5 or 5 to 6 is awful but I didn’t find it that way, maybe I had good luck with the randomizer. Either way I was pretty satisfied and excited to finish the game. I figured it would be a few more days of grinding and I’d be set. I have been playing for weeks. I alternate between letting the bonus stack and grinding it manually and I am making incremental progress. It’s frustrating because all my stats are above 100M with some as high as 600M and still I am nowhere near making enough to finish the game. Everyone says IAP after a certain point is useless and I don’t shell out for games unless I feel good about it. Being forced to pay to progress is a no from me. I’m gonna continue to play if only to see if I came brute force my way through it.

this game is a lot of fun and can be very addicting. it has unique functions such as the money not idling in the background besides the multiplier for prestige. the other unique function is the random application of prestige points. although one thing that is absurd is how prestige points that go to the cost of levels that are able to be maxed out from the very beginning. i don’t need 80 million prestige points applied to the cost of the red level, it’s pointless and doesn’t do anything to help me. I wish there was a function that could turn off the application of prestige points to levels that don’t need it. like a permanent lock that can only be undone if you completely restart the game, that way if you lock something you shouldn’t have you don’t have a way to undo it or take advantage of the system. it would make it more likely i’ll come back after closing the app for the day.

So you guys know how when you go offline for a while you get a little multiplier that multiplies your prestige amount by whatever it is? Yeah so the first day I found out about it I got X27 which is a TON. But now, every single time I go into the app after a while, it caps at 5. When I go earlier it might be less but it never goes higher than 5. This makes prestiging with large amounts impossible because you have to go onto the game every single minute to check if it capped yet. I liked it back when it didn’t cap and it kept on going no matter how much I left the game off for. This rewards the player for going back on the play the game which would give an incentive to keep playing the game. But when the player gets the same amount every time, they don't just get bored of going on and off, they stop playing. This is a great game and I want it to stay that way.

I made it through 5 worlds before deciding I had enough of this game’s terrible RNG. The fact that your progress is determined by the game randomly selecting what kind of powerup you get is just bad design. Every single world you complete, theres at least one powerup, most of the time in the lower stages, that gets selected many more times than the rest. There’s at least some strategy involved so that doesn’t happen, with the manual selection ability you get for completing worlds, that you get very few of, and aren’t even guaranteed to get. Even when you complete worlds, the perks you get are randomly selected. You can’t even see what the perks do, at least not by tapping them. I might just be unlucky, but the fact that you have to prestige several times just to get an upgrade for something you need to progress while something else gets it 20 times (not an exaggeration) just makes this a bad game, especially for a game with such slow progression and so few things to do.

To be clear and up front with curious readers for this gem. The first world is pay locked, this is a fair design in my opinion. The first world is your trial, if you like it, support the developer and the real grind starts, 7 worlds, or hard resets, await you. There are no ads and no interruptions at all even without paying. This is a good faith approach and I respect it a great deal. That being said this game is stellar, not too complex but in depth enough to keep you going, getting that next break through upgrade never fails to fire off massive dopamine. I particularly like that once you break through the first world (infinite prestige to yellow earning is best i found) the rules get shuffled (and the colors!) and you will be sucked in a way you never thought possible 6/5 stars for the no ad approach, bless you guys!

I’ve seen other reviews say similar things so I’m glad I’m not the only one. It’s fun at first, but as I got deeper into the game, it starts to get exhausting. If you want to beat the game and not leave your phone on 24/7 for weeks, then you have to pay. The worst part is just no control over where the prestige goes, and no gaining anything with the app closed. I’m trying to advance, but a majority of my prestiges go to worthless upgrades. I got a 5 million prestige multiplied by 5, and it went to Color One cost…absolutely worthless. It’s not much of an idle game since you don’t really gain much when the app is closed, and what you do gain (the prestige multiplier) could very easily go to something that does not advance you one bit. I recommend this game for a few days maybe, then once you reach the “meaning of life” calculations, I’d just stop. I love the concept though. I could really get into this with some improvements

Seemed fun at first and for a week or so I’ve enjoyed it on and off, especially the first few days. After getting up into the millions, I’m beginning to notice a very unfortunate trend. Sale price cannot get any lower after a couple thousand but it continues to be something that can be randomly upgraded. Same with speed, I cannot perceive that much of a difference when it comes to adding additional numbers to speed. I really think after a certain level, at the very least, cost should be crossed out. If the amounts cannot get any lower than I shouldn’t have to worry about a heavy bonus going into one of these categories. Pretty unfortunate, it’ll be what makes me delete that game.

This game looks great (I’m a fan of pixel art and games) and it tickles my pickle while I’m actually playing. Around the 4th stage of turning on the machine, I slowed to a stop in terms of progress. I thought if I came back every so often I would get multipliers—and this was true; however, and I found this in another review supporting the game, the only way to increase multipliers efficiently is to leave the game on screen and leave the phone screen on for like over 5 minutes. Just to compare: Your multiplier increases roughly by an additional 2 every four hours or so. So in eight hours you’d have x4, and in twelve hours you’d have x6. Incredibly slow. Waiting 5-15 minutes your reset value defaults to x1 million and every idle cycle you get an addition 5 added to the multiplier. But you have to leave the phone screen on the entire time and leave the app open. And every time a x5 multiplier gets added you have to confirm it on the screen, else it just stays stuck on the notification screen saying “x5”. It’s insane. This isn’t a computer game, it’s a phone game and I had to attach an external battery to get through this. Plus, the only other way to progress even faster is literally just pay to win. So you’re either killing your phone or your wallet. The choice is yours. And for me it wasn’t worth making the choice. Uninstalled. Hopefully Idle 2 will be better.

I’ve really enjoyed this incremental game for the most part. Everything up until the end game. I like the idea of having a prestige mechanic be random boosters to earn, speed, and cost but at this point it feels like it’s impossible to make progress and beat the game. Most of the time I’ll save up a bunch of layers of prestige and 1 in 20 times it’ll go to something useful and I’ll finally be able to make progress but most of the time it will go to something useless like any of the upgrades to the first 4 counters. That makes it incredibly frustrating at points. I would love to see a feature where you could have some control like disabling certain counters so they wouldn’t be upgraded when I prestige. Overall though, solid 7/10 a nice little time waster until you get blocked by the endgame

After getting orange to 400 none of the other generators are making anywhere close to what orange makes yet cost much more than what orange makes. Might be an impossible wall I’m not really sure, my orange is level 7k/4K/4K and produces 12e6 but the next upgrade costs 40e7 which is extremely far away. Also it’s level 5 from 200->300 so buying it won’t give me any significant income. The level 4 costs e8 to get to level 400 so I see no way past this wall at this point New update: So prestige points aren’t even working for me anymore. I got my level 9 machine to go from 9k power to 18k power effectively a 2x multiplier, and before the upgrade it produced 1e5. After the prestige it still produced 1e5 and nothing feels any faster for what should be my best prestige upgrade. Also it has 128k speed and I’m pretty sure that does nothing as well.

The game is very good, it has nice sounds, it has nice graphics, it has nice gameplay. The one thing I think this game could do better is tell people that the “cheats” will be erased after you beat the first world, if you buy cheats you are basically just throwing away money. Now normally I think this would be bad, but it’s peoples money and they chose to spend it on the cheats HOWEVER you are never told that your cheats will be erased. When you first start playing the game you don’t even know the extent of restarting or how much of the game there is, so many people would just buy the cheats only to realize that they’ve just wasted 10 dollars on a game they’re bound to never play again. Sorry if this review is a bit long but I was going through reviews and this seems to be one of the main problems.

I went ham on this game for ~2 days straight and got to the last stage before you get to tap “finish the game” and I’ve been hard stuck here for 3 months. The jumps in price between everything is pretty attainable but it gets to the point where I wait and build up my multiplier for a few days at a time and hope I get a good roll but 90% of the time it lands on the first three and then even when I do get good rolls it’s so insignificant still it just makes no difference I’ve never even come remotely close to getting the last button idk very annoying imo it feels like they just want you to work your way there and then make the final goal almost impossible without getting one of the paid multipliers to finish it

*spoilers of later game content* I got this game because I liked the art style and I fell in love it’s simplicity. I knew it was going to be more than I thought the second I beat the first world. While it can get repetitive, it is an idle game so there’s no complaint there. There is zero pay to win requirements, but I payed my way through because I’m impatient and I was addicted. My only critique is that if you don’t pay it can get a bit slow in later worlds which is to be expected, but I had no problem coughing up a few bucks to support the game developers. All in all a great game that provided me and my friend a good 3-4 weeks of entertainment. Would love to see more in the future!

An impressive construct of the imagination, this game struck my fancy the moment I laid eye’s upon it. I have it on my phone, but the ability to review the app was glitched, so I’m reviewing it from a different device. When one first opens the app, it seems alike many other idle games, but it is nothing like them. Once one goes through the first world, they are introduced to several different modifiers for experiencing another world. There isn’t much decoration in the app, but there doesn’t need to be, as the decorations would have no purpose. There are symbols to help represent things in the app, but aside from that there is no unnecessary decorational landscape. The functions of the game itself are impressively well designed, as they are well geared to keep you engaged. be prepared though, as if you want to get past the final world and gain the option to choose the settings you experience when playing the game, it will take a very long time. If you decide to get the game, good luck! Always remember though that daily life is more important than a game that just passes time.

Believe me, until I realized what this game actually was… I hated it and it was taking weeks to get things moving. I am currently on GAME 5 of the 7 that are on one of my games and on my iPad I have prestiged once in game one (beaten the first game and chose to go back to game one with some better stuff in game one) and I am honestly in love with each game that I have entered so far. I hope the devs understand that many people probably give up on this game and end up deleting it, but for the few that stick it out, it’s truly a great game for us who love these types of games! Thank you Devs! (Hopefully you can understand my ranting lol)

The speed upgrades are only good for a little while but are the quickest to become useless after a point. There’s no sense in having to spend 4 BOOSTS IN A ROW for speed, especially when there’s no difference between 100 M and 280 M (I don’t see a difference in the slightest). That’s just insulting, honestly. I wouldn’t be so mad if the speed boosts would continue to constantly have a noticeable difference as it gained more and more points/multipliers/whatever. However, in my experience, that is not the case, so seeing more and more days roll by with no progress because most of the boosts keep going to speed is just rude to the player honestly. I wanted to stick with it to see what comes when I click the “finish the game” button, but seeing as how the game keeps wanting to hold off on it, I might as well not bother.

This isn’t really an idle game. If you exit the app and come back in a few hours, you get prestige multiplier instead of currency, which is nice, but barely helps later on. This means you have to leave the app open, except when you do that and go idle, the idle bar fills up and you get prestige multiplier, and when you’re on the screen that shows you got prestige multiplier, all production stops. This means you either need to have a macro tap on the screen every once in a while for you, which isn’t exactly easy, or you have to check in every time you get the prestige multiplier, so you can’t really go idle and still make progress. I still gave it 4 stars because I still enjoyed it, but not what I wanted.

For as simple as it is it is a fantastic idle game, the random upgrade system is done beautifully and it works as intended, although I am not sure that even as well as it was created it’s the best system to use. The pause menu and “option” are not explained at all and I’m not sure what most of them even do. I also don’t see any “offline” system in place, yea the game can run when it’s on your screen but when you go to do something else on your device or close the game the whole thing freezes. DO NOT spend real world money please, I’m all for helping small development teams but the purchases you make WILL NOT BE THERE when you swap to another world. Can’t wait for development to continue and I want to see this game be the five star game it has the potential to be.

The games alright, but there are many issues with it. First of all, there is a cap on the speed meaning that every time after it’s maxed and you get a speed from prestige, you get ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. This wouldn’t be that bad, if speed was less common, but I can’t describe my anger after getting it 5 times in a row and getting nothing for waiting. Second, the randomness of a prestige can make it entirely useless. You can wait for a few days and get a 63k multiplier with prestige or something, and then it goes to something like color 5, where it barely has any use. I just feel like the prestige system is really flawed. Anyway, other than that I feel like the game is eh, just because it’s the same as most idle games, except that it’s minimalist, but I feel like without the fun graphics that catch people’s eye, idle games just don’t feel the same.

I really do enjoy the game. Even though the randomness of the prestige can be annoying at times, it’s still enjoyable at how fast I can get to section 5. However, other than a random multiplier, there seems to be 0 offline progression, which makes the vast difference between 5 and 6, and thus 6 to 7, pretty frustrating. Even more so when I see others state the same, the developer says they’re working on it, and months go by with no change. I also think the prestige bonus for section 6 should be much better than 3 million. I don’t know an exact number to give it myself, but only jumping 2 million from the last bonus seems like nothing compared to suddenly how much needs to be put in to get to the next step.

I’ve always loved idle games, this one really stands out. There are very few idle games that don’t push in-app purchases to be able to progress. The only thing that bothers me is I’m at a point where I have to wait a while to reel in a good multiple of 5mil. However, I keep getting the cost decreaser upgrades for the first three money makers, which I can already max out instantly after prestige-ing. It really throws that time away and it’s put me at a bit of a wall. It’d be nice if there was a way of locking certain possible prestige upgrades to make sure you don’t get a completely unnecessary upgrade. Other than that, awesome game!

When I first downloaded this game, I wasn't expecting much out of it; my point of view was immediately changed after I played the game for 4 hours straight and I reached the 4th calculation. This is an amazing game, with very unique mechanics and lots of upgrades. However, I only have one issue. The calculations are unbelievably hard to obtain after a certain amount of time. I'm getting 123K prestige again and again but it doesn't seem to have an impact to my progress. I think it'd be useful if Decreased Cost was 50% tied to Earns later in the game, like Speed. Oh, also, maxed color ---> rainbows.

The premise is great, and at the start of the game I enjoyed figuring out how to balance my purchasing based on the various upgrades I earned. However, I’m currently at a point where I’m consistently hitting Machine 5 (1M prestige). The issue is that red, orange, and yellow are maxed at 400, so every time I get a reduced cost, it’s wasted. In fact, there are only a handful of upgrades that would actually allow me to advance, so I rush 400 on the bottom 3, hit 5 on my machine, and roll for a new upgrade (which doesn’t help most of the time). It’s all luck, no strategy at this point in the game, and I’m considering giving it up without seeing what happens when you finish the machine because of the frustration of getting 10 cost reductions for yellow *after* I could already max it out each time.

I made it to stage 6 of the meaning of life. I cannot progress any further because stage 7 costs about 300e^9, and I only earn 1e^9 every 5 minutes with everything upgraded a lot. I have rebirthed so many times now, with over 100 million rebirth points in each section of the colors. Although I still cannot make it any further without spending literally more than a whole day of time (25 hours) constantly playing this to be able to find “the meaning of life.” Also, you should add a feature where the game is actually idle so I could earn money offline. Overall, the game is very good with interesting visual design! Please fix these bugs!

The game is a great game, In the beginning! When you get closer and closer to the end you realize the meaning of life is nothing. It’s a endless grind that never ends. I was able to get to machine 8 on my first day of non stop grinding but after machine 8 to complete the game it feels impossible I have maybe put in a few tens of hours into this game and can’t get to machine 9. You only get 5mil per prestige and I can achieve that in a couple seconds and now I have around 1bil multiplier on a lot of things and still I’m not even close to get machine 9. It feels extremely out of reach. I have most probably prestiged around 5000 times and I’m not even close. Maybe make the last step of the machine a tiny bit closer but else the game is good! Thankyou

I’m a connoisseur of idle games, and I feel like this one has a ton of potential but the progression isn’t managed well. The game doesn’t play in the background, which would be fine if it didn’t mean you have to sit and stare at your phone doing nothing for 10 minutes at a time just to *hopefully* get an upgrade that might progress you forward. You could set your phone down and run the app while you’re busy doing other things, but then what’s the point of playing the game? Why not let it run in the background? Finally deleted after playing a good few hours today and getting nowhere at all. Would’ve given it two stars but bumped it one because there are no ads, which is amazing

this game is very true to its name; you will be idling a LOT, especially towards the very end of the first playthrough. i believe it was the developer’s intention to make the first playthrough extremely slow, because i was more inclined to purchase a cheat after a few days just to see what the game had to offer, but considering the lack of ads and the amount of thought and effort put into this minimal idle game makes the post-game feel more worth the money and much more impactful on terms of future progress. good idle, i’m looking forward to the rest of the progression!

The game ends up being a constant grind waiting for the rng to give you the points in the level that you need. Meanwhile the upgrades you are accumulating in all the other areas dont matter because either its in the first two levels, which when maxed doesnt really help any more or the last few levels which are woefully underpowered. All the upgrades you accumulate while waiting for the one or two you really need are negated when getting to the next level of “the meaning of life” gives you an exponential increase to the amount of prestige you get per reset. I appreciate the game, the idle genera has taken a dive in recent times especially on mobile, and i think this game has potential.

Sooo I love idle games. Really do. Where I get frustrated is after a bit you CAN’T progress without paying. I’ve been playing the same round for a week straight! You also have to keep the game up and running AT ALL TIMES or it doesn’t count the time that passes. So if this is up and running and I’ve upgraded constantly for 7 straight days…wouldn’t you think I’ve had something to show for it? Nope. I keep seeing upgrades being given to first, second and third levels where it is useless when you need the upgrades to apply to the ones that you’re still working towards upgrading. Please fix these issues or it’ll be uninstalled. Can’t imagine anyone being frustrated at this stuff.

I’m really enjoying this game, easily one of the best available in the App Store in this genre. Simple and easy to understand. My main gripe and the only reason this isnt a 5 imo is once you’re working on calculation 6 it seems like it takes forever and prestige upgrades don’t really make a difference. I know that’s sorta how scaling works but I felt stuck used cheat 4 to upgrade a speed and it made no discernible impact. I’m happy to throw some money the way of the developer but I felt pretty bummed that it didn’t make a difference and especially bummed since that reinforced my assumption that the 1m prestiges weren’t making any difference.

This game takes quite a twist on the normal idle style in that the upgrades you get by doing a prestige are randomized. There aren’t any ads, and this game doesn’t track you. Quite honestly, the world needs more games like this one - games for the normal person that doesn’t mooch off of the player. The only minor complaint I have is that occasionally when scrolling, you’ll buy something by accident. It’s not a big enough deal for me to rate it four stars though. Other than that, this game is above par in all other ways compared to normal idles.

As a player who loves isle and incremental games, but is constantly searching for one that holds my attention, this game was wonderful. Definitely needs some balancing towards the end, but based on the feedback I’ve seen, it looks like the dev is working to fix it. Right now, it looks like the numbers for earn, speed, and cost don’t go above 16k, no matter how many times I prestige. Also, if you search for “idle 1” in the App Store, this game is nowhere to be found; I only stumbled upon it on a comment on Reddit. Not sure if it’s the App Store algorithm or not, but I hope more players can find this game easier. Keep up the good work!

Hello! First off, thank you for making such an amazing game! I love it so much. I love the 8-bit feel and the way it is made. One thing I would definitely suggest is to allow the game to run in the background so that you can gather (what I am considering) money while you are out of the app. When you go to the game it says you got ___ multiplier, and I would greatly appreciate that it was an option in the game. Thank you for taking your time to read this, and I can’t wait to see you make more games in the future! Fantastic job <3

So I’ve got about 8 hours of play time in this game and overall, the concept is good. The game is simplistic in its GUI and isn’t overly obnoxious to the player. It’s fairly easy on the eyes and is easy to figure out what everything is, and what it does. However I do think that the prestige system could use some work and balancing. Like I said I’ve got about 8 hours of playtime in right now and I’ve already hit a point where I can get to Level 5 of “Calculating the Meaning of Life” writhing about 30 seconds of starting a new prestige. All of my attributes (cost, speed, and earn) are at minimum 2k each and it’s just flat out a boring long grind to get to Level 6. So that could use some adjustments in my opinion.

I haven’t been receiving multipliers for not using the app about 5 months ago, I would open the app to see if maybe it started working but no luck, even not touching the screen to try to get multipliers that was half the time doesn’t work, the screen with flash grey and not give anything, multipliers are the key to progress for the game and without them makes it practically unplayable, and takes all the aspects of idle out of it. Not sure what I can do to fix this but if there’s anything I would really like to keep playing the game.

I’ve already paid an embarrassing amount of money on the cheat multipliers (on the final machine even with the cheats I already purchased especially) the ability to strategize your gain and purposefully make decisions is basically at a maximum low. I was completely content with wasting my money on the cheats, because I assumed the benefit would last my entire play through. Come to find out after completing the first world, ALL OF MY CHEATS ARE ERASED. Literally burned cash right in my face. Not even a warning. I never use this term but I can’t think of any other way to describe this system - IT’S A SCAM BRUH!!!! If there’s something I’m just missing, or the cheats I did purchase are being applied in some other way, I’m gonna be that guy and request a refund 100%. I’m upset!

Beginning of the game feels good. Once you prestige and start getting upgrades it starts to speed up, but right around lvl 6 of the machine you only get 1-5 million for a boost, which isn’t anything. You’re dealing with numbers that don’t exist and need at least a couple billion to see any change. The upgrade system is also awful. Everything you reset you’ll get an upgrade for one of the 9 random stations. This is dumb since eventually you don’t need cost downgrade or speed upgrade since everything automated very fast, which ends up stealing most of your points, especially for the first 3 stations don’t need much. Don’t spend your money or waste you’re time. The devs just a made a simple game to steal your money.

Im wondering if anyone has beaten this yet (assuming it has an end). I see everyones stopping at the 1 million point mark but im hitting 5 mil pretty fast at this point. I could beat the game if i REALLY wanted to by leaving it open but it takes a while. Havent gotten around to it cause its like an addiction, you just want higher values to get to the end quicker but the key for the last stage is patience. I currently have an income of 10e8+ and need 328e9 to win. Would take a while to reach but its definitely doable. Endure the grind guys. Btw i didnt spend a dime. Edit: i beat it… and guess what? Its only world 1 out of 7.

The idea behind the game is interesting, prestige for a random bonus to various tiers that increased exponentially. The rub is, there are hard caps to the amount of each tier you can have and once you can easily reach the max of that tier there is absolutely zero benefit to the random upgrades to that tier beyond the highest max tier you can go, in order to progress all of your upgrades need to go into the highest max tier you can access. Any and all upgrades that go anywhere else are pointless and waste hours of idle time. You can pay for infinite prestige but why would I want to do that? I want to progress not bypass. The devs need to redesign the upgrade system to be realistic.

This game is a great grind right up to the calculate 6 on the meaning of life machine. It’s like a major wall where the only way to progress is to pay. I suggest leaving the level 6 the same price, but instead of it giving 3 mil prestige, make it more substantial like 25 mil. There’s also a minor bug where sometimes when I tap to buy an upgrade it will take my money but not upgrade it. When I hold down the button it does buy it. This is not every time, but still hurts when you save up and spend money for nothing to happen. With an update that fixed these the game would be an easy 5 star

The game itself is fun up until about machine 5. That’s when the prestige bonuses stop having as much impact as they did in past stages. Now this wouldn’t necessarily be a problem, this game has it so you can blitz out prestiges pretty quickly. The problem is with the random upgrades, once you get to machine 5 you realize what you need to do is get the cost down on the lowest level you haven’t maxed out yet so you can max it out, as the multiplier provided is higher then any earn bonus on the higher tiers. So in order for you to get that, you have a 1/27 chance of lowering the cost on the level you need to, and you need to lower it multiple times in order to have an impact. So it becomes a game of probability rather than anything else, with each level needing more prestige points to lowering cost if you want to max it out. That’s why this game takes so long to beat and it’s gotten to a point where its just not fun clicking the button and hoping for the best.