
Evan Larkin
Your search for an idle game that values your time ends here. No forced ads, but you can multiply the antimatter earning rate by 2x, but progress with no spending and no ad watching is 100% doable at a reasonable rate. Very fun to progress, and always feels like progress is smooth. Anytime I felt stagnant with progress, it turned out to be my fault, and a simple lack of thinking. After trying 20+ disappointing idle games to help fill time, I'm happy to have found this to meet that idle crave.
58 people found this review helpful

Andrew Coggins
Absolutely the best idle game ever made. I just finished my first full playthrough after 194 days, and what a ride. It looks like just text and numbers, but the way it layers mechanics is brilliant. Every time you think you’ve hit a wall, it throws a curveball (Infinity, Eternity, Reality) that completely changes how you play. It takes strategy and patience, but the progression is so perfectly balanced. Reaching the end felt incredibly rewarding. Nothing else comes close!
4 people found this review helpful

Bryan McVay
I honestly do not understand the fascination. It's very basic, not much game. Watch numbers go up, occasionally tap a button to make numbers go up faster. As a game, it's lacking in entertainment value. 2-3 stars at best. Cell to Singularity does the same but much more interesting. HOWEVER, not getting punched in the face with monetization, AND no limit on idle time, which are constants across the genre, is very much appreciated and why I am giving it a higher rating.
3 people found this review helpful