Galaxy Idle Clicker

The amount of choices available to the player are rather shallow for an idler. The devs should actually look into what makes these games interesting, because what they have here isn't it.

AI slop.

It keeps the second monitor lit up which is all you could want from an idle game right?

Cash shop that you can spend 1000$ on let this one go unless you just dont care about leaderboards.

just f**k you bruh

Fun little time waster. Not annoying with buying stuff, and always nice to support the coders.

This is probably one of the most satisfying Idle games on steam currently. I have clocked 880 hours so far, and have about 60% of the achievements. On the "Idle to clicker" ratio I would say it is about 90% idle and 10% clicker, although I don't know that even clicker is a fair name for it. You just buy upgrades until you progress and unlock automation upgrades What I love most about this game is the amount of QoL and automation upgrades you unlock as you play. I will admit I spent a little bit of money very early on, because I felt like i was earning the shop currency so slowly, but after a while you start earning a very large amount of it just by playing and completing quests. Paying is absolutely not neccessary imo, but if you want there are decent bundles that include QoL upgrades that are expensive early on, and some shop currency as well as a supporter skin for your ship. Early on its a fairly active game, with minigames to do and upgrades to buy manually, but a few prestige layers deep the game can turn into something where you are mainly idle, either to keep up in the background or log in every once in a while, buy some upgrades. maybe do a prestige, and then log off again. The game has 4 prestige , each with their own type of upgrades and currencies. Unlike some idle games, each prestige in this game, despite having higher requirements to reach the next level, seems to go by as fast or even faster than the one before. Each prestige you do also gives you significant, sometimes gamechanging upgrades. The game feels better and better the further you progress, and each prestige and new unlock makes your time feel valued. Of course it is very long, given the depth of systems and prestige layers. I have not even reached the 4th layer yet, but I have gotten close enough that I can now see what upgrades it will give me, and I am just as excited to continue now as I was after 10 hours of playing.