
Conquer the Universe(CTU) is a Free To Play Idle Incremental game. Build up yourself a robot army and try to conquer the universe with endless grow.
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The executable seems to have deleted itself and no matter whether I try to update the game or I entirely reinstall it the download always stops before finishing. So I literally can't keep playing.
Easy to use cheat engine on. Relaxing. Doesn't bother you with waiting around for years to get to 1e2000. And then I broke it. Apparently 1e600 skill points into attack damage equals zero. RIP.
The "game" in its current state is little more than mechanics, with the so called game play being nothing more than pushing buttons so that you can push other buttons later. There is no narrative, no images, and no creativity. Even the unit names are little more than random letters and numbers. After 13 hours I was so bored with this program that I simply stopped playing and walked away.
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This is really badly done. If you make the game full screen for your monitor, it will no longer allow you to exit the game except with an ALT+F4, and the options menu ceases to function. The game itself is a reskinning of swarm simulator with worse grammar and more spectacular engrish. How this qualifies as a 1.0 release, I'll never know.
Evreni Fethet (CTU), Oynaması Ücretsiz bir Boşta Artımlı oyundur. Kendinize bir robot ordusu kurun ve sonsuz büyümeyle evreni fethetmeye çalışın.
its meh. more of a tech demo then of a modern idler. you just running on rails w/o real ability to affect anything (you can spoil your run ofc) but the optimal ♥♥♥♥ is always doing it all over and over. and half of the time you spend on the game b4 unlocking the autobuyers its punishing amount of clicking also a bland, flavorless game Thumbs up here is that you can see it for yourself, and spend 1-2 days to figure ♥♥♥♥ out and regret it later tl;dr so far there is nothing in the game. no branching choices (like should i do this or that?) no challenges, nothing. its like a good idler right back from iunno, maybe before 2000? i mean there are way better games even on github dating pre 2000 - they have more content
Conquer The Universe is a mobile/browser/Flash tier clicker/idler game where you must click on things on the game screen to make some numbers go up. The purpose of making the numbers go up is so you can buy various upgrades which increase the speed at which the numbers go up. That's all there is to it. You might as well just run a program that does "i=i+1; print i" and sit back and have endless fun! Presentation is particularly bad here, the game looks like it's made to run in HTML in a Web 1.0 browser. And not a good one either, probably this was designed for Internet Explorer rather than Firefox, it's that bad. It's good that this is free but the implementation is poor quality, the visuals laughably bad. If you really want to play a clicker/idler game, buy an iPhone or something.
tbh i like the general idea of the game but it could use some artwork for the units and a lore codex
Literally this idle game with the most potential in terms of content and possibilities ect, currently there is not a lot of content and some bug but the ONLY one (because he is alone) to develop the game is extremely active on discord to correct, add, discuss content can't wait to see the evolution of the games
After all this time, I can finally say I don't even know what this game is, I haven't clicked past the patch notes lmao
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