
Earn antimatter through dimensions! Gain Infinite antimatter to collapse the universe!
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Longest 5 hours of my life
One of the best idle game probably ever made. 732 hours just to finish the game WITH the help of many spreadsheets. In total : 6 Google Docs followed; 15 Discord Channels for the entire game; Many many MANY pins checked and messages checked; A lot of help in the discord server (genuinely adorable people there); In the game: 4 Layer of Prestige; More than 300+ Upgrades, with each Prestige Layer having their own mechanics. 4th layer is probably the best and the most complete in term of content. A somewhat interesting lore, not pushed like triple A's game but still present, and enough to link everything together and make the game enjoyable as it is. The game has a lot more stored than you probably think. there is a lot of secrets, inside jokes.... Yes this is a semi-idle game, but it is worth playing and experimenting. I would say the game is obiously not 100% perfect, as many timewalls are present, but it might also be just a skill issue, as the current record for the mobile speedrun of game (because yes speedrun exists of idle games) is around 8 days. Anyways play the game it's awesome, maybe a bit slow at the beginning but it gets VERYYY addictive, trust me.
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Antimatter Dimensions stands as one of the most mechanically complex and expansive incremental games available, turning abstract mathematical scaling into a surprisingly deep progression system. The game strips away visual flash in favor of a clean, text-heavy interface where the primary objective is to generate antimatter and buy tiered dimensions to multiply production exponentially. Its core appeal relies on a massive tree of prestige layers, automation unlocks, and reality-bending mechanics that constantly shift the gameplay rules. While the sheer mathematical infinity can look intimidating at a distance, the layered unlock system provides a highly addictive and satisfying sense of progression for fans of numbers-go-up design. However, the game's minimalist aesthetic and immense reliance on abstract concepts mean it functions strictly as a niche experience that may alienate casual players. The complete lack of traditional graphics, animations, or immediate visual rewards leaves the entire experience resting on menu navigation and long-term optimization. Early stages can occasionally feel like a slow, repetitive grind before automation takes over, requiring patience and a strong tolerance for spreadsheet-style logic. Ultimately, while the absence of visual flair and the high learning curve keep it from having universal appeal, it remains a brilliant, highly rewarding triumph of pure mechanical depth for true idle game enthusiasts.
The best waste of time I could possibly ask for
HUGE PHOTOSENSITIVITY WARNING Despite most of animations can be disabled in animation options, there is one very big one, that can't simply be disabled. After weeks or months of playing this game, there is a stage called Lai'tela, with black background, where one button often blinks, alternating between black and white color in a smooth animation with a period about 3 seconds. DON'T CLICK IT, it opens a modal where up to about 12 blinking buttons are visible, covering most of the game window. There is a checkbox to disable that blinking in this modal with 12 blinking buttons, but it keeps coming back to enabled, probably after restarting the game (impossible for me to check when exactly for obvious reasons, I have suffered a lot already). So if you have a photosensitivity epilepsy or something similar, this will definitely trigger symptoms. This game is nice in general, but this was a blunder. When game want to show something important in the earlier stages of this game, it shows a simple exclamation mark on buttons. I have no idea why developers didn't use that here and instead used this worst possible thing they could do.
후반부 날림 쓰레기 겜 엔딩 컷. 다신 보지 말자. 이 게임 밀면서 기억에 남은 평가와 댓글이 있는데 [I]"현실까지는 재밌었어."[/I] 하고, (그 다음 단계) [I]"여기서부터는 타성적으로 하게 되던데."[/I] 였음. 셀레스티얼 단계부터는 진짜 게임이 난잡해져서 공략 따라가기 게임이 되던... 손이 바쁜 단계와 방치해야 하는 단계 모두 불만. 이 게임 고점은 리얼리티 1회 성공하면 바로 게임을 지워버리는 것이라 생각. 비버댐 박살내고 새로 지으라고 할 때마다 속도가 너무 느려져서 진도 빼기가 싫어지는 거 억지로 꾸역꾸역 밀었다. 마지막 컨텐츠 타임 락은 왜 이렇게 많냐? 기다리느라 지루해 죽을 뻔. 새로운 요소가 등장하는 게 아니라 기존에 있던 요소를 제약 걸어버리니 원... 초반부는 열심히 게임 만져줄수록 방치보다 더 효율이 높고, 다시 처음부터 하더라도 엄청나게 빨라진 속도 체감에 성취감이 제대로지만, 중반부부터는 손 바쁘게 교체해줘야 하는 건 기본이며, 그렇게 다 하고도 필수 업글 될 때까지 또 기다려줘야 한다는 점이 짜증... (방치형 게임이 원래 그런 거 아니냐 하기엔 초반부와 너무 체감이 다르다. 초반이 벽을 뛰어 넘기 위해 힘을 모으는 느낌이라면, 후반부는 그냥 방지턱 턱턱 걸리는 도로 주행 느낌.) 특히 현실 단계 이전에는 도전과제 깨면 능력치 받던 보상 체계가 좋았는데, 후반부는 도전과제 숫자도 줄고 순 진행도 체크성 뿐이라 더 타성적이 되는 면이 있었다.
number go up. get big. add more numbers. get bigger, challenges make number smaller, then bigger. people stop number going big. fail. game end. speedrun time
addicted me please help
great incremental game a lot of gameplay
I had heard reviews before playing talking about how great this game is and admittedly was a little skeptical to try, but I can honestly say this is one of the most fun idle games I've ever played. There's a perfect mix of strategy, trial and error, and delayed progression that keeps you hooked even when things seem frustrating or you hit a wall. The Discord and online communities were super helpful in helping to understand late-game mechanics and of course, numbers go up is super satisfying. I've been looking for an idle game now that I've beaten this one twice through but have yet to find anything that comes close. Give this one a try you won't regret it! (Also buy a coin pack or two from the shop to support the dev, hopefully they'll create another game someday!)
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