Exponential Idle

Conic Games

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Play Exponential Idle, a math-inspired incremental game. Your goal is to stack up money by taking advantage of exponential growth. To do so, you have to step through time by tapping the equation or simply let the time follow its course. You can perform change of variables to accelerate the process, buy upgrades, get rewards, and unlock achievements while earning virtual money.

Ratings and reviews

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.

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.

Not only the best idle game, but also just the best phone game I've ever played. Ads only when you want to see them (you can play the whole game without seeing one ad if you want). Very good progression that keeps you interested and wanting to reach the next chapter. Very simple premise executed very well. Bravo to the creator. I'm sad I reached infinity, but I'm hoping there is more to come! Thanks for making this.

What’s new

- Two new Custom Theories: 'Magnetic Fields' and 'Basel Problem'.
- Updated the Riemann Zeta Function custom theory.
- Added a max currency label in the publication popup of Custom Theories.
- Added the τ value of the active Custom Theory on the offline calculation screen.