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Reviews for "Idle Evolution"

Fun and Interesting game, the only complains I have about it is that you don't have a list of what molecules you have already clicked or sold and that there is no way of resetting your life upgrades (made a bad choice before you put the description under them and now I am too far to just restart the game)

Ok, the game is nice and addictive, and reminds me of Cookie Clicker.
Couple points where the curve is toosteep though.
The knowledge board. Until you get to Chlorine, getting the 15% is not very hard, just needs a bit of time. Then, you get to Boron, which, for it's FIRST UPGRADE requires a whooping 3.000.000.000 atoms !!!! Which is even more than the LAST upgrade for Fluor !!! Might wanna rethink a bit the way the numers scale.

The other one is the 75.000.000.000 atoms in stock. For a level 6 quest, I feel that it's a little bit too grindy, and requires a lot of stocking space.

Nice game, but if you make a very long game, make sure that the music is eiter very long, or has a good loop

Oh boy, another idle game. Again, this whole genre doesn't appeal to me the way it should. The only reason to keep playing is so that you reach the next point where the game gives you a new toy to play with. Admittedly, this game does a better job at making it interesting and more complex, and I'm absolutely in love with the chemistry theme (we seriously need more chemistry games) but in the end, you still just have to sit around for long lengths of times until you get something else to do, and it's the same deal after you get whatever that was. The mini-quizzes to level up, such as placing extractors in four elements found in earth's crust, were very much appreciated, but an issue with idle games is the lack of failure. There's no consequence to just placing extractors everywhere until you get it right. That way, you don't feel like you've learned anything, as much as you've proved that trial and error can work without the error.

To sum it all up, it's more interesting than other idle games I've played, but I sincerely hope that this is not a trend that continues. I far prefer games that have a greater deal of interactivity and without the long down-times before the game decides you can do stuff again. Games like this are just designed to keep you coming back to the same minimal-challenge endeavors over and over again with little variation.

Fix the Natural Selection, can only do 35 at a time, WTF?

NewProject responds:

In upgrades you can buy "NAT. SEL. AMOUT" to increase it.

Semi-decent game and not a bad way to waste time, I did seem to encounter some type of strange bug though where the game just freezes when pressing play if you decide not to play for a few days. (Showed me at level 99, all zones unlocked, but all the stuff i had bought was gone and a large invisible box was bricking the game for some reason.)

Aside from a bizarre bug, the game is fun when it works right.