Universe Horizon

Jarkem

About this game

Start off in a small and slow but trustworthy spaceship.
Advance and upgrade it gradually to satisfy your need for speed.

Your goal?
Reach as far as the eyes can see.
With every upgrade, gather speed and push the limits of travel, eventually surpassing the speed of light (and beyond). Along the way, manage resources and make strategic choices to boost up your ship, navigate the cosmos, and see how far you can go in the vast, open universe.

Features:
Switch between active and idle gameplay to match your preferred pace of progress.
Upgrades to boost your progress and unlock new possibilities
16+ unique tabs, each offering its own set of specialized upgrades
Challenges that offer boosts and rewards, should you manage to overcome them.
Skill trees to choose from depending on your needs
Mini-games (optional, if you prefer more active gameplay)
Visual changes that reflect your progress as you advance through the game.
Offline progress.

Ratings and reviews

Good idle game with unique style. Worth the couple bucks. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because the progression system (while good) feels a little unbalanced and sometimes messy. It also feels a little unsatisfying to hit the milestones. A new thing you can do just kind of appears without any indication other than a new icon to click. I feel like it would have been awesome to have a short little cutscene showing the the ship flying by a new location. But other than that, I had fun.

Good Idle Game with fun ideas and animations. Extremely short. I started five days ago and I'm completely finished with everything the game has to offer. This one has a lot of potential but has the shortest lifespan of any Idle I've ever played. update: The game eventually tells you you're done playing. Once you reach several trillions of light-years per second it slows you to 1300Km/s, ending the game. The player has no warning or control over this. It just forces you to stop playing.

I struggled to give it 2 stars, but ultimately it didn't live up to it. As a free game, it could get 3, maybe 4 stars. It's extremely short. The offline earnings that display are inaccurate. And incremental games generally include a prestige mechanic of some kind. Very disappointing and misleading for a paid idle game.

What’s new

Released.