Idle Dyson Swarm Hack 2.11 + Redeem Codes

Simple idle game that is pretty fun to play. The time storage feature is really innovative and I like waking up in the morning and stepping through the time in smaller increments.

I think the tech tree could use some balancing. The reintroduction of manual labor is OP until you’ve done new game plus a few times. Then it’s just whatever I saved in the tree until the end. There are lots of techs in the tree I’ve not tried because they don’t help unlock skill points or because they’re non refundable and it feels like it punishes me for trying them out. I also wish I didn’t have to allocate skill points to roll over two skills points to the next round—it should happen regardless. It would also be cool if some the skill point goals weren’t directly related to panel production. The fastest way to get panels is by using the manual building to create new assemblies, so after 20 planets I’m not really incentivized to build the more expensive buildings because it’s impossible to catch up to the production generated by the manual building. I still do because big numbers are fun.

Overall really enjoyed the game. Currently learning the meaning of life and enjoyed the process enough to really think about the tech tree.

I have now been playing this game for a few months. The set up is simple. The user interface is easy to work with, and the game does a good job of explaining its own mechanics to you. As you progress through the phases of prestige, and again, and again, this game actually speeds up.
One of the unique things about this game is the way that it loops planet production back to the number of produced bots, so that the more bots you produce, the more factories are being produced as well.
This game also incorporates a prestige plus system, which adds a new element to the game and expands its appeal. an excellent game, and does not require any money to enjoy. Highly recommended from someone who has played many games of this type.

One gripe. When bot automation is purchased, it covers up the planet growth rate obtained by the Scientific Planets skill. The automation button should be shifted to the center.

I love this game for its simplicity. No ads, no premium currencies, just like how I have always wished games were like. Along with no over-excessive tapping for currencies. (However, some slow tapping is needed for the first bit of the game, but that does not take too long.) The concept of making endless bots, solar energy and taking over galaxies is clever to say the least. This is perfect for those who dislike limited-time events, confusing currencies, over-detailed gimmicks, or taking up lots of your phone's storage. While many updates have been arriving recently, it does increase the game's complexities slightly, but still makes it more interesting and enjoyable. I wish I have found this game earlier. It is amazing. But not 100% perfect. Like any idle game, it can get repetitive overtime. But that is barely an obstacle for me. One last thing is how the skill tree is challenging but fair.

I’ve tried all sorts of idle games over the years. And I can safely say 95% of them have the same crappy pay wall exponential difficulty growth with linear upgrades convincing you that you’re making “progress” when you actually get diminishing returns.

This game is made from pure love and passion and it really shows. Please consider donating to the developer because credit is deserved where credit is due.

I will say however that I’m having a bug where my screen rotate isn’t working and I can’t get the drone view on my iPhone XS but besides that this game is sooo much fun to play and you’ll often come back from not launching the game in sometime and just make insane progress. Thank you for delivering this to us (for FREE!) and continue to bring us amazing games!

This is one of the best idle games I’ve played on my phone. The first thing I need to mention is that there are NO ADS! Not even a “Watch ad for 2x boost” type thing! That already adds so many points.

I started playing this game before skill points were added, and then wiped my save to start from the beginning when I saw they existed. When I wiped my save, the skills tab was still there. And when the infinity was added, I could see the tab even when I hadn’t infinity(d) yet

I think they should be hidden until you “unlock” them. So you feel a real sense of progression when you think you’re close to the end, only for a whole new tab to appear and be like “oh yes”

An idle game that does this very well is Antimatter Dimensions. It starts out with a very basic UI and mechanics, but as you go further, a ton of new things are added. Playing that for the first time was exciting because I had no idea when I was getting close to the end.

Even if the tabs don’t get hidden, I would really like a progression based tabs *setting* that I can toggle on or off, for future tabs that may be added, or something.

The reason why this is 4 stars instead of 5 is because I think that early infinity is very slow, although I might have just chosen bad upgrades.

I was close to completing this game before the update and it had a great pace. Then the update came, I lost all progress. No big deal let’s start over. It took me about 4 days to first infinity and another two todays to get 50 quantum shards. Super radiant scattering is just too OP. Never got to enjoy the extra skills because getting to 42Qi takes less than 2 mins before I unlocked them, and about 10 seconds to get another shard at this point.

However I really enjoyed this game. No ads, no need to buy anything, and I believe there will be more balanced gameplay to come. Keeping any eye out for updates. 5 stars.

The 2.0 update has brought a lot of cool things to it and vastly expanded the endgame. I’ve played a lot of idle games and this is the best one so far, bar none. I check in throughout the day and the time spend ability is making such a difference.

However I hope the dev eventually makes the ability to prestige the “reality” section of the game. In 1.0 it had a point, in 2.0 it gets you a lot of skill points and then offers no further use and cannot be prestiged. Maybe it has some tie-in with the quantum system, I’m not sure as I still have a ways to go before the next quantum reset. It’s a lot of fun to do so hopefully it’s not just done. Will update this later if I’m incorrect.

Haven’t been playing for long, (I’m at about 9 infinity points now) but I really enjoy the gameplay loop, and the fact that I can reset the skill tree whenever for free. No ads is a huge plus as well. Progress isn’t abysmally slow, and there isn’t a cap on how long you can idle. Simplicity is sometimes overlooked for an abundance of random stuff to do or pay for, but Idle Dyson Swarm doesn’t overdo it. Simple gui with a nice difficulty curve so far, in game wiki is nice too. Well done devs, keep it up, and thanks for putting your all into this game. ✌️

No ads, and a great pacing… it’s lacking a little in upgrades in my opinion… but the developer clearly isn’t trying to cash grab. It’s hands down one of my favorite idle games regardless. And I play A LOT of idle/clicker games. Couldn’t recommend this game more for idle lovers. Five stars hands down. But I would like to see the galaxy view be a little more than just a zoomed out version of one planet swarming a single sun with bots.

As an idle game this was very fun and very simple and addicting to check in on a couple times a day. Then the “update” came. Gave you progression beyond the base game. An “expansion” if you will. But it’s not. It loses sense of what made and makes an idle game fun. The only way to progress this mode at all is to leave your phone on for hours at a time. As nothing in the “simulation” phase progress while the app is closed. Combine that with a mandatory 10min timer PER minute upgrade point (of which you need hundreds to upgrade) and the game went from an excellent idle game, to nothing but a forced battery drain. Such a shame they went this route, I had high hopes