Zen Idle: Gravity Meditation

Tech Tree Games

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Play passively or actively. Plenty of deep strategy to try or simply sit back and relax.

Some main features include
- Upgrading balls and stages to increase income
- Collectible cards - provides massive permanent bonuses to your game
- Perk system - evolves every playthrough
- Prestige - reset and begin again with massive bonuses to push further
- Strategize - test strategies to see which cards and perks work best together
- Game progresses while away, earn idle income

See how far you can progress in this physics based, relaxing idle game. Choose to idle and take the zen path. Or develop a strategy and maximize productivity. 1000's of upgrades to buy!

The game will continue to evolve and receive updates based on user feedback.

From the creator of Idle Planet Miner and The Tower.

Ratings and reviews

Another fantastic game. They really figured out the formula on this. Create a great game and let people play without ads. Then for about the price of a cup of coffee, you can improve your gameplay but it's totally not required nor in the way. The gameplay is perfect. I love it. Though I wish I could change the music track every now and then.

Since joining the discord and realizing the strategy behind this game isn't like your typical game, then deleting the apps data to start over so I could optimize better, then emailing support for help on getting my purchase of "no ads" back so I wouldn't have to spend 10 bucks again, then not receiving any kind of answer whatsoever for days on end, safe to say I'm done and uninstalling it. Game was fun while it lasted even if I wasn't doing it the most efficient way.

It's fun to watch, but true progress is locked behind transcend points, which are earned in 100 player tourneys. And get this, if you're placed 75-100 in the lowest bracket (where you'll be starting) you get absolutely no rewards. It's possible to place a little higher if you're constantly on top of the game with watching the ads, but that kinda contradicts the idea of it being an idle game.