Revolution Idle

banger

I completed Revolution and Infinity. Upon unlocking Eternity, I lost all motivation at realizing I'd have to tediously repeat Revolution and Infinity before getting meaningful access to the Eternity features. The graphics are very clean and mostly work well, but I was left with nothing but a drained feeling and quit at this point. [h3]Dailies and monetization[/h3] The game is free to play. There are daily and streak rewards, but I didn't find them obligatory. There is a store where you can spend "souls" to purchase various boosts and skins. You get souls from achievements, dailies, and packs ranging from 1 to 100 USD. I didn't spend any real money, and simply used the handful of souls I got on a couple of neat skins. [h3]Progression[/h3] Purchase exponential upgrades to make circles fill faster. Use various upgrade and reset systems to make the process more efficient. It's pretty straightforward and frankly incredibly boring during the first stage of play. Once (limited) automation and the second stage ("Infinity") is unlocked, the systems get varied enough to be interesting for a while, before they become a cycle of just upgrading generators and stars over and over. The third stage ("Eternity") sort of resets the game, but with some boosts and a macro system. But the macro system has all the useful features locked until you manually repeat the first stages of the game again, so it just feels like a meaningless wall of tedium meant to nudge players to the microtransactions. There are a few interesting achievements, some of which unlock permanent boosts, but for the most part they are just things you will get just from number going up, no strategy involved. [h3]UI[/h3] The UI is very clean, nice to look at, easy to navigate. I do wish the main screen ("Revolution") didn't have numbers vibrating madly at the top and the time flux button spasming vertically at times, making it difficult to press.

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Kivaa idlausta

Overall, I would absolutely recommend this game. I got over 100 hours in just the PC version, and though grindy, it felt extremely fun to progress and watch the revolutions spin faster and faster. However, at this stage I'm done with it. It became less and less focused on the actual spinning circles and more focused on doing exactly what people on reddit or the wiki tells you to do. They introduce a macro that is absolutely pointless, they introduce animals that have a very clear and exact path needed to progress or you will waste a hundred hours, they introduce 6 different paths in a lab where the game outright tells you that only 2 of them are good (and they are correct), and now after hitting the DTP - they give you a legitimate walkthrough of EXACTLY which upgrades to unlock, how long you will have to sit and wait for the next one, when to respec, etc. Again, they give you a skill tree... and then tell you exactly what upgrades to unlock in what order in the skill tree... and if you don't, progression will be infinitely slower. Feels like bad mechanics into the later game. Then again, this game is entirely free, and I was not even 20% through with 100+ hours. I still recommend playing it, and maybe pushing through that part would've opened the game back up, but I feel satisfied with there my progress will sit.

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Minimalista pero adictivo si te gusta ver números crecer.