Synergism

Starts out fun, slows to a crawl at ascensions, then singularity multiplies that by a thousand, painfully painfully painfully slow. This game is designed to make you develop gaming addiction and ruin your life, the many many many hours you will have to put into this game to complete it will replace all the time you could be doing many many more interesting and/or productive activities. To finish it legitimately would take minimum 1000 hours.

I've had moments as I played where I enjoyed the game. Apparently I'm barely past the beginning by just hitting Singularity, so there may be much more complexities and new excitements after this, but what I've played showed a very standard idle that is supposed to take multiple hours or days to advance on things. You know, the circle within circles type, you play A to a point that unlocks B, which helps you run A better, which leads you to reach a point in B that unlocks C, so on and so forth, with a few side runs and upgrades in the mix. Most runs of things are usually recommended to last one to two hours, upon which you restart, buy some upgrades, and run it one to two hours again, upon which you restart, and you either buy more upgrades, or more expensive upgrades. If that's what you're looking for, it's fine, but it became boring before I even realized that I was bored, and just wanted something of a number-go-up to distract myself. I don't feel like the challenges or unlocks really change up how you play, other than maybe at the very beginning. After that it's just running things in and out of auto and waiting for progress to accumulate, so to speak. The whole things with subscriptions bonuses and paid event bonuses and the whole money shop was a tad weird to me, but I guess that's just how these games go these days, and I never engaged with it, so not much to say about that. All in all, and no disrespect meant, it's the kind of idle I'd probably return to if I don't have any other ones I feel like playing, and since I can't rate something mixed in here, I'm going no with the caveat that it's because I find it more a 4.9 than a 5.1. The only extra thing to add is that, while I was using their discord for guides and help, a whole AI guide debacle happened, and the dev ended up mentioning they use agentic code in the game, and don't disclose it on Steam because they don't need to. And while I see why they might not want to add the "disclosure that directly leads to the ignore button" for many, I do feel like it's a worthy point to know when choosing which idle game they'll try next. So, it's in here.

Какая-то хрень.

This is one of the more eclectic idle games I've played in a while. It lacks cohesiveness, like a bricolage idle game if I could coin a term, but after playing a lot of idle games, I think of this as a positive. Part of the challenge comes from exploring and acclimating to the quirks of the UI (similar to leaf blower revolution and idling to rule the gods) and experimenting with how the game mechanics work together (synergise) to create leaps in progress.

не работает, висит на стартовом экране

好久没玩过这么纯粹的游戏了，纯粹的数字增加，然后让数字增加来增加数字增加，但是随便挂挂机就能让人爽了

觉得肝的 可以手动存档之后把系统时间往后调3天

Been playing the game somewhat on-and-off throughout the years playing through multiple iterations of the game, the sentiment I had for all those iterations are the same; that being the game is very fun to a certain extent. Between those iterations, the gameplay changes significantly as the endgame kept pushed further and further. I remembered when C10 was the endgame, so the process gets really slow to get there and now it's made faster. I remembered when Hepteracts was the endgame and it's just doing weekly runs running at specific corruption setups that you need a guide to even figure out the most optimized setting, and now corruptions are now introduced way better through series of campaigns, and now runs are much shorter but can still take quite a while. Point is, every time the endgame shifts, the game comes up with slew of adjustments and quality of life changes that doesn't quite invalidate the entire experience, and that's a very commendable effort. Still, I did said that this game is fun to a certain extent. The amount of grinding that needs to be done to reach said point can be straight up daunting as you have to bear the brunt of the early Singularities; babysitting through the phases of the game as you interact with the game's many systems max buying things, which gets automated after doing tens or hundreds of runs just to get each annoyance out of the way, it can get really tedious. Overall it's an enjoyable big number idler, one of the better ones out there. Personally one of the best for it's kind next to Antimatter Dimensions, but you'll have to work for each and every one of those automations.