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by Judesamson79

A friend recommended this and it’s a fun mindless game but we both noticed the game doesn’t know how to tell time. If I have both sims (solar system/dinos) going with the same timer of boosts I come back later and the times are drastically different on what’s left. Accumulating costs needed in both sims is also dramatically off. And it seems like it randomly tries to catch up ever few weeks where stuff accumulates more quickly but then you could go a week and barely accumulate anything even with full boosts maintained every day. And I know upgrading your cards help increase how much/fast stuff accumulates but the last 10 things I upgraded did not change my rate numbers at all so I wasted all those upgrades I work earned over time for absolutely no reason. With accumulating not working well and it costing outrageously high costs to achieve the bonuses for each item to “purchase” with your accumulation in both sims it’s pretty pointless to even bother playing. At this point I check in, activate my boosts to keep them maxed out, and leave for weeks because the numbers are not right. Why bother anymore if you can’t get timing and accumulation to work right. This has been a consistent issue throughout and it comes and goes sporadically and just as I’m about to give up the game seems to fix itself but this time it’s been so off for so long I think it’s time to just give up now.

by Bob Schwerschinswimer

I’ve played many idle games over the years, and this is by far my favorite one. You’re given multiple “Universes” or separate idle games, so if progress is taking too long, you can switch to another universe and work on that one. The game has pretty solid pacing, you’re never at the same stage for too long. I’ll usually play for a minute before work, sometimes during my break, and i’ll play for a few minutes after work. I’m a big fan of games that are fun but also teach you something. It’s been a few years since I learned about space and planets, and this was a nice little refresher. Could definitely see this helping out a young student, or anyone who loves science stuff in general. My favorite thing about this game is that ads are completely optional. You can watch them for boosts and bonuses, but you can also play the entire game without watching one. Although I don’t mind watching them since I know it helps the developers. I did have a pretty bad issue where I lost all my progress, but the customer support was extremely helpful and got my issue resolved quickly. Thanks again to them. The events are very fun to play. It keeps the game fresh, however i wish there were more of them. Can’t wait until i have every event item unlocked. All in all, solid idle game. Highly recommend it to anyone who’s even remotely interested in science, or anyone who is bored a lot.

by B00kw0rmBr3tt

One of the best games I’ve ever played on my phone. It’s an idle game so it takes super long but it’s not monotonous and it’s super interesting so I don’t get bored like I do with other idle games. It’s super well made and tons of research was done to make it so fact based and intriguing. I’ve had this game on my phone for idk how long. Well over a year for sure maybe longer and I’ve never considered deleting it. My one and only complaint is that it uses ads A LOT. No forced ads but if you want ANYTHING other than the bare minimum you have to watch an ad. Some ads are a bearable 30 seconds or less long but recently I’ve had a handful that were over 80 seconds long which is just a little much. Over all tho this is a fantastic game and I would even maybe love to see an update in the future that makes it easier to add friends and even maybe chat with them or make groups to work together one missions and stuff. 4/5 stars minus one stars only for the ads. But definitely give this game a shot. Super well made and passes the test of time for me personally.