DataFall

addictive and fun game. my click per second skill got top

Idle & Incremental Lovers doesn't recommend DataFall: [i]Soundtrack is a banger, neon color palette is beautiful. Sadly, it fails gameplay-wise. You can favor a playstyle (idler or clicker), but it's in both cases a repetitive grind with boring upgrades.[/i] + As mentioned, soundtrack and color palette are great (so I really wanted to like it, but I couldn't). - Upgrades, both in the prestige system and on the market, are purely of the "numbers go up" type. There is absolutely no change in gameplay through the whole game. - You're supposed to get 3 exciting new stuff after 3 prestige milestones, but they (relic forge, black market and paragon lab) are disappointing and uninspired. - Pacing is too slow. - I pushed to the last prestige milestone, hoping for something big to happen, but it falled flat. There is no ending, the grind goes unrewarded. *There are two types of people in this world: one, who can extrapolate from incomplete data, two.* Hope this review is helpful! Follow my curator page for more Idle & Incremental games recommendations : [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/46077092-Idle-Incremental-Lovers/]Idle & Incremental Lovers Curator page[/url]

It uses at minimum 10% CPU and is unstable(lag spikes) which can make the game crash. It said it autosaves every 5 sec but I lost 2 hours of progress because the game crashed. The cosmetics in the shop have stats but are strangely mixed. Will you take the rare 12% to all or the legendary 10% to all. It just doesn't make sense.

A strangely addictive Idle clicker. Loved it.

还不错的小游戏

Basic clicker that is more CPU demanding than any of the recent games I've played. There's almost nothing to display on screen. Add a fps cap for Pete's sake.

Addictive little idler, shiny screens, numbers go up, fairly grindable gameplay loop, thumbs up!

Just started to play this game and this is the best ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ clicker of ALL TIME !!!!

放飞自我的话会很卡。

This incremental game picks up speed pretty quickly after just a few basic clicks. Your main goal is to collect data by clicking anywhere on the screen with either mouse button, and then spend that data on upgrades. Early on, most of your progress goes into data miners, which start generating data automatically so you don’t have to keep clicking all the time. There are several types of miners, and each one can be upgraded many times, although every purchase makes the next upgrade a bit more expensive. You’ll find all of these automation options in the factory tab. That said, clicking never really becomes useless. You can land critical hits that boost how much data you collect, which makes active play feel rewarding. Also, there are occasional power-ups flying across the screen and a dedicated click tab where you can improve click strength, increase your critical chance, and unlock a few extra perks that make each click more impactful. The mining tab works a bit differently. Instead of data, it uses nodes. Fortunately, you can convert data into nodes at a rate of one hundred data for one node, so it’s easy to keep things moving. Mining is how you generate crypto, which is essential for progressing further. Once you reach a certain amount of crypto, you can ascend. This resets your progress, including upgrades and purchases, but rewards you with prestige points. These points are spent on permanent upgrades that stay with you after each ascension. The number of prestige points you earn depends on how much crypto you’ve collected, so you can choose to push a little further before committing to the reset. There are plenty of prestige upgrades to choose from. Some improve your basic clicking power, others boost miner production or increase how many prestige points you earn. There’s even an upgrade for boosting offline production, so you can close the game and come back later to a nice pile of collected data. Most of these upgrades can be purchased multiple times, with increasing costs, and some have surprisingly high limits. For example, click power can be upgraded up to fifty times. Another fun feature is customization. You can spend nodes or ascension points on cosmetic items, with nodes resetting on ascension while ascension points stay until you use them. There’s a wide variety of options like hats, heads, accessories, pets, and backgrounds. Each item also comes with a small gameplay bonus, such as improved click power or production, though you can only equip one item from each category at a time. As you continue ascending, you’ll unlock additional features at certain milestones, specifically at the fifth, fifteenth, and twenty-fifth prestige levels. One of the first unlocks is a forge, where you can spend crypto on unique gear. These features are powerful but also very expensive, so they’re best saved for later runs when your production is more stable. The big bad news is that there's no auto-save, so if you don't save on your own, all your progress will be lost. I lost almost an entire day of idling, so I've uninstall the game right after. Overall, this is not a game you’ll finish in a single afternoon.