Upload Simulator Silicon

good atmosphere :) [b]you can feel at home[/b]

Nice Soundtrack, many Layers that are unlocked after awhile. Progress could be a bit more faster and UI is a bit confusing.

Pleasantly surprised with this game. -Unfolding mechanics which all tie in together in a way that's mostly easy to understand -Unique and fun random events -Customisable ability automation -Clean user interface -Pleasant sound effects and soundtrack -No MTX/P2W

Slow start compared to the previous in the series, which I feel contributes to some of the negative reviews about "not being as good". It feels like it takes a lot longer until you start unlocking automation compared to the original Upload Simulator, and it's only once you do that the new mechanics start to feel like an addition to the game rather than a needless chore. Once you get past that pacing issue, it feels more enjoyable and more fleshed out. The micromanagement until you get to that point might mean you go looking for a less "hands-on" idler though. You'll have seen most of the game's content within 40 hours, there's a few "unique universes" hidden away in a menu that it's probably quite easy to never notice even after 100% achievements. The core mechanic changes haven't interested me enough to try any. I had fun while the game lasted, and it's super cheap when it's on sale - it's worth the price, but there's also plenty of free idle games with far more content, depth, and mechanical complexity, so it's a thumbs up but can't avoid the context that there's a lot of competition that's at least as good as this.

I started playing this game on Android and I liked it so much that I decided to buy both games on steam. I have read negative reviews saying that this game is worse than the first one. That it is not easy to understand what is expected of your or how to play it. It is a typical case of "The first game is better". People don't remember playing the game but only have a fuzzy idea of what they played. I played the first one after being on T4 on this one and I can tell you I was completely lost on the original game. So, acordiing to me, this game is better. It is a very polished incremental game. In fact, the only place I hit a wall was in T4 because it is taking forever to have enough research to unlock the uber laboratory. Maybe I just don't know the best combination of hacks and modules to produce a lot of uploads very fast in order to reach enough T4 research credits. I was able to share my android game to steam. I didn't try the reverse but it is great to be able to continue to play on my phone or vice versa!

A pretty good idle game, but nothing compared to the first game. Some new mechanics and different systems that take up a lot more time but don't feel that rewarding. The game is mostly building up components, resetting, and repeating until you unlock a new system or a new currency. The issue persists where some of the mechanics aren't explained - how does score work? How much score do certain modules have? Is there a screen where I can see what the scores of each module are? Strange and confusing additions to the first one but still a pretty decent idler at its heart. 5/10

Uma das 7 maravilhas do gênero incremental... Vale cada centavo, assim como o primeiro.

It's fun, but very basic tutorial that explains a couple of things. The rest is confusing and no help in game or on net atm The tips buttons don't scale well, ie the upload type info panel the artifact information is hidden, I scroll and see it for a split second before the window shuts, I guess it thinks I'm swiping it closed?

Шедеврально всратый интерфейс

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