
Tanis Irwin
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Best Idle I've played. Really focuses on the numbers and not the flashy. Makes me feel like breaking out spreadsheets, but also so perfectly idle. No offline limits (I think), no daily login gimmick (besides progressing of course). Just a game to be played. Beautiful. Cherry on top is the permanent ad purchase is not over priced and very worth it. I'd pay it just to support this developer.
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Kyle Nielsen
I've played a lot of idle games, but this one takes the cake (or pi). It has a good pace, and unlockables and achievements are satisfying. I also like that game progress is not blocked behind ad/pay walls. Most idle games practically force you to watch ads to increase progress beyond a crawl, but this one is easily playable without watching ads. Although, $1.49 for the permanent ad boost is totally reasonable, and this developer deserves to make some money.
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Core Blaster
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The graph would probably be the coolest way to demonstrate your progress, but right now it doesn't really show anything useful. It's based on your money, and so it shows progress, and when you buy something it drops down and it's hard to tell the difference because of it. It should be based on your rate of earning, not your total money. When I buy a upgrade, my productivity goes up, I want my graph to go up to demonstrate that. Not down.
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Conic Games
August 6, 2020
Thanks for the review! I experimented a lot with the graph before coming with this solution. What worked best was an abstract view of the f(t) over time. The problem with making the "power" being plotted is that it creates boring graphs which doesn't really provide more valuable information. Please contact me if you want to discuss more about it.