Idle Trillionaire

this game is good ，but we need Chinese

It's pretty fun. The first run is nice and you discover slowly how the game works. I like how you can't just click everything without thinking. Probably takes about 6 hours of active play for the first end. The game has a particular sense of humour. Some of it is crude, or dark and you can't really avoid picking the dark "path". I liked it, but it might not be your thing. The post-game, and prestige runs are not as great. The amount of new cards is low, and after a couple of runs feels repetitive. I think some minor automation would help here. Worth it for the price if you really like incrementals.

HYPER realistic idle game. By the end of my first run I was making $6 an hour and deeply unhappy. I regret everything.

You can accidentally kill yourself, losing multiple hours of progress. The game never warns you this is a possibility. I cannot recommend any game with such a ridiculous mechanic with no prior explanation. Honestly, I really wish I could get my money back for this game.

I wanted to give a positive review but since all the choices to win the game involve going evil, that evil influence compelled me to leave a negative review. Proposition to the developer... Make a path to win the game as good instead of evil and I'll play again with the good influence helping me to change my review from negative to positive.

This has the bones of a good incremental and is a relatively satisfying feedback loop, but there isn't enough differentiation from one run to the next after you start prestiging. This was still a net positive experience for me, but I think additional additional systems, alternate paths or more diversification in choice outcomes would improve the game. Worth a go in my opinion, if you like incrementals already. Would need more developed systems to appeal to a wider audience. Some specific negative feedback for the developer: My main complaint is that here are only a small number of cards with very negative short term impacts, but there are so many cards to get through in a run that are inconsequential on later prestiges that you really need to spam through all the positives... a split second you get one of a handful of instawipe cards pop up and you have to reset. This felt really bad and was frustrating. More ways to sort or filter cards, OR a higher number of heavy trade off cards so you actually have to make more meaningful decisions often, might address this. The prestige button being hidden inside the reset button doesn't make sense, it seems like it risks resetting the save entirely until you click it and realise it forks into 2 buttons.

So this is a lot more than I thought it was going to be. Funny and pointed. Well done. I saw a negative review down below complaining that there is no path to victory without being evil and that they want a path to victory by doing good. You can't hoard wealth and be a good guy, sorry.

Fun short game (6 hours). I feel the progression is kinda slow. I hate that I can't refuse a card, and have to take it, even if it makes no sense, just to clean up the main page. I get the villain stuff, but a few cards are quite dark. And again, you're forced to take them. I would have preferred a more realistic road to the trillion, with company after company. Many ideas get repetitive and unrealistic. EDIT: thanks for actually improving the game, switching the review to positive. Keep up.

It's OK as far as incremental/idle games go, there's nothing groundbreaking here but the asking price mirrors that; Some systems go unexplained and some cards are just outright not great/arbitrary. UI is a bit confusing and overall you never strongly feel like you're popping off in your first playthrough because the goals to work towards are not incredibly transperant. You can invest $100k into a single $1m but the dividends are paid out immediately so it's really just exchanging 100k for 1m. However, there are no big hot items in the million branch that significantly kickstart you up and it's more "just an extra zero" while the game's cards also scale with that extra zero. In addition balance is a bit awkward sometimes. It sucks you can die and be forced to prestige by just one not-paying-attention click. I'd rather the game just prevented you from dying. That said, the primary goals (idle game, incremental game) are at least in there, I'm rating it positive by lack of a lukewarm "meh" option in steam. There's better games out there for cheaper, but if you're looking for some entertainment in a whim of boredom, it's there.

Addictive game. Took me almost 12 hours for 100% achievements. Only died 5 times (restart) due to picking the wrong cards for the first 5 prestige levels. I'm glad I was able to finish it in a reasonable amount of time. Thanks for the fun game!