Particul

A great game to chill out. In my opinion, it has the perfect amount of complexity for a game like this. I played it all the way through to the first ascension and I definitely would recommend it.

I wish Steam let you rate games on a scale, because even though I like this game, I think it has a lot of room for improvement. The core loop is fun: you spawn particles you can sell for money. There are different rarities of particles each with their own spawn rate. You use money to buy upgrades that help automate the process. You can save up particles to unlock even more powerful upgrades. The problem is that there are a lot of bugs. Even when you lose a trade negotiation the exchange rate doesn't change. The upgrade that rolls back the wheel and slot machine twice doesn't do anything. Also not a bug but an oversight: after you unlock the ability to sell 50 particles at once, you're locked to that amount and can't sell 10 particles anymore. Hopefully the dev fixes these issues soon.

Neat idea and pretty solid upgrade tree, but its just unfortunately not a finished game. Theres a lot of bugs from not being able to turn certain automations off, so the UI showing wrong numbers, and ultimately the pacing of the game feels super weird. The final steam achievement is for winning the game. Once you've done that and the other achievements, thats it. But the game offers you an ascension to just.. play again? Its the typical ascension start where you have a ng+ bonus but, other than that.. Edit: Also basically unplayable without an auto clicker*

I like the game. It's worth $2 to occupy the time of a weekend. However, what I don't like is the sketchiness of what's going on behind the scenes. In 8 hours of play, this game transmitted over 26GB of data through a local Steam listening port, destined ultimately to who knows where. I don't have the motivation to investigate further, but given the previous reviews and the discussion about this game trying to access a password manager (and the subsequent disappearance of the dev), it doesn't lend itself to a wholesome purpose. Given CPU and memory usage, to me it genuinely looks like this game is an entertaining wrapper for a crypto miner, at best. Why it's been allowed to sit around on Steam without any kind of intervention or official statement by Steam is disappointing. I bought it knowing there was some potential risk; I just didn't really care. This machine has nothing on it and is not used for anything sensitive. Buyer beware. I have no proof, but there is some definite ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ going on here.

fun little idle/clicker game. Oddly rewarding prestige loop with a clear end point for being "done". Well worth it for the price.

good short incremental

it fun i leave it running in background while i play other games

solid incremental game. took about 6h to complete

Fun dropping game

was fun