Idle Game 1 Hack 2023.8 + Redeem Codes

I’ve never written a review in my entire life of mobile gaming , and let me tell you I’ve played more than usual amount. This game takes the cake though ; it’s only 3 days and I’m on the 5th calculation. People don’t understand one true mechanic that I figured out in accident. That would be to leave your phone on while playing the game. Do not touch a single thing in the screen ,and a multiplier will show up. This multiplier will times your prestige score times the number you work up to. Also I’ve read people say that it’s an impossible grind. A game with a unachievable ending , that you have to spend money. This is a bunch of BALONEY. At people quit at the point when they see ohh it takes to much time . It might take time ,but that is the whole game . You can’t quit dark souls , because it’s “to hard”. You playing until you beat it. The reason why the devs don’t commit on those remarks is , because you have to grind to see the ending. And it better be 🦫worth it , or make me laugh. This game is mental thing over anything else. Respectfully, I give this came my first review it was five stars. If you don’t want to put in the time to beat it , don’t write a review because you don’t want to.

- Thank you Idle team for such a fun game

Right off the bat, this idle game is cool and unique in a lot of fun ways. The way random elements are incorporated into the core of the progression loop is really fun, and I’ve been coming back to this idle game way more than most others. Randomizing the “rules” of the game is so cool, and genuinely something I hope to see in other takes on the genre.

However, the big hurdle comes from the incredibly few ways you can account for that randomization. The main gameplay loop of getting prestige points to upgrade your colors takes away one of the core ideas of reset-based idle games: choice. Your prestige points are usually randomly placed, and when you have several colors already maxed out, seeing any of them get a cost or speed decrease feels truly bad. Sometimes you’re able to select what aspect of which color you want to upgrade, but it doesn’t happen often enough, which leaves one of the core loops of the game a frustrating game of chance.

It’s overall a really fun and neat game with cool design ideas. However, there’s some big flaws with randomization that don’t make it as fun as it could be.

Randomness is by definition the opposite of strategy. If I play a game of chess, and I’m making random moves on my pieces each turn, what are the odds I win a game against any competent player? Strategizing would involve actually picking where my prestige goes rather than just hoping it doesn’t get wasted on the lower value tiers that will not help me progress. For example, my tiers 1-4 I can get to max level in 1-2 clicks, so any time I get a cost reduction on those, its a complete waste. You more or less just have to pray that the prestige value goes to the tier and attribute you want. So I ask again, where is the strategy involved in that? I saw another review saying that the later machine levels is basically impossible without paying or grinding for weeks and I have to agree. I have reached the final step where the button at the bottom says “finish the game” but I am still nowhere even close. The max amount of money I can make is around 20e^8 and to finish I need 300e^9. If I was able to actually strategize my prestiges and focus down costs on the higher tiers I cannot max out than this would be a decent grind that actually feels rewarding rather than spinning a 1/27 chance I get the upgrade I actually need.

I gave this app 2 stars because I do think the visuals are nice but I think the gameplay loop is flawed and reading the description of this app saying that it involves strategy is frustrating because it is not true.

It’s a fun and well designed idle game. Very simple. Very easy to pick up. Very hard to put down… or at least it was. I got to the sixth calculation (the very last one before what I assume is the end of the game) and I haven’t made any progress in hours. I’ve gotten to the point where I can earn 1m prestige every 20 seconds or so. But, that’s where I’ve been stumped. I’ve cycled through hundreds of times, collecting hundreds of millions worth of prestige and still haven’t even made a dent in calculation seven. I would have to keep the app active for more than a week straight to get to calculation 7 with every possible upgrade I can afford. I don’t think there was any expectation for a “free to play” player to ever “finish” the game.
And that’s the only reason I didn’t give the app five stars. Because I can’t finish the game without forking over $5.
By all means: if you like idle games, this one is a refreshing take on a worn out genre. its actually a really well thought out game that’s very satisfying to progress through. Just don’t expect to beat the game without opening your wallet.

this game is a lot of fun and can be very addicting. it has unique functions such as the money not idling in the background besides the multiplier for prestige. the other unique function is the random application of prestige points.

although one thing that is absurd is how prestige points that go to the cost of levels that are able to be maxed out from the very beginning. i don’t need 80 million prestige points applied to the cost of the red level, it’s pointless and doesn’t do anything to help me. I wish there was a function that could turn off the application of prestige points to levels that don’t need it. like a permanent lock that can only be undone if you completely restart the game, that way if you lock something you shouldn’t have you don’t have a way to undo it or take advantage of the system. it would make it more likely i’ll come back after closing the app for the day.

As far as idle games go there isn’t much a developer can do in order to differentiate their games from others. All basic idle games have some form of linear progression through scales upgrades, ways to increase earnings for the idle earners, ways to increase the speed, and ways to decrease the cost. This game has all of those. However it’s random how you get them. Rather than making this game “fun” it makes the walls that normally appear in an idle game, immensely more difficult. It essentially forces you to pay to progress at a certain point. It also doesn’t help that the speed upgrades are inherently bad. Speed upgrades have a hard cap once they become instantaneous, making you lose an upgrade every prestige if you roll a speed upgrade. The dev really needs to make speed upgrades becoming earning upgrades at this point in order to decrease the length of walls. I was able to make it to the fifth number in about 2 days of moderate play, I gave up because the next wall just seems to be a huge grind that doesn’t really do much. This game could be a fun 2 day idle game but in its current state it isn’t worth your time to play.

It takes way too long to get from machine 4 to 5, and even longer to get to 6. Even if I do, the difference in prestige is 1 million to 3 million which does not help progression at all. I could have probably done 100 1 million prestiges in the time it took to get from 5 to 6.

6 to 7 is frankly impossible. You’re barely getting 1-2 e7 per second, and yet the next big update (300 to 400 update on level 5) requires e9 and the prestige improvements grant peanuts at this point.

I would have been more motivated to spend money to support the developer if the end was actually attainable without IAP, as the game itself is beautiful. I usually buy IAP boosts in these types of games when it’s clear it’s a convenience and not a necessity. Sadly in this game it is the latter and plus the fact that the IAP must be made every prestige (greedy much?) has made me completely lose interest in dropping any money on this game. In fact as it’s impossible to progress further anyway I will now uninstall. Thank you for the extremely fun first half of the game though, sad the second half is paywalled.

So I started this game a few weeks ago and I really enjoyed the simplistic yet colorful interface. I was able to get from the start to the 6th level or whatever fairly easily. A lot of others have been saying that getting from 4 to 5 or 5 to 6 is awful but I didn’t find it that way, maybe I had good luck with the randomizer. Either way I was pretty satisfied and excited to finish the game. I figured it would be a few more days of grinding and I’d be set. I have been playing for weeks. I alternate between letting the bonus stack and grinding it manually and I am making incremental progress.

It’s frustrating because all my stats are above 100M with some as high as 600M and still I am nowhere near making enough to finish the game. Everyone says IAP after a certain point is useless and I don’t shell out for games unless I feel good about it. Being forced to pay to progress is a no from me.

I’m gonna continue to play if only to see if I came brute force my way through it.

So you guys know how when you go offline for a while you get a little multiplier that multiplies your prestige amount by whatever it is? Yeah so the first day I found out about it I got X27 which is a TON. But now, every single time I go into the app after a while, it caps at 5. When I go earlier it might be less but it never goes higher than 5. This makes prestiging with large amounts impossible because you have to go onto the game every single minute to check if it capped yet. I liked it back when it didn’t cap and it kept on going no matter how much I left the game off for. This rewards the player for going back on the play the game which would give an incentive to keep playing the game. But when the player gets the same amount every time, they don't just get bored of going on and off, they stop playing. This is a great game and I want it to stay that way.

I made it through 5 worlds before deciding I had enough of this game’s terrible RNG. The fact that your progress is determined by the game randomly selecting what kind of powerup you get is just bad design. Every single world you complete, theres at least one powerup, most of the time in the lower stages, that gets selected many more times than the rest. There’s at least some strategy involved so that doesn’t happen, with the manual selection ability you get for completing worlds, that you get very few of, and aren’t even guaranteed to get. Even when you complete worlds, the perks you get are randomly selected. You can’t even see what the perks do, at least not by tapping them. I might just be unlucky, but the fact that you have to prestige several times just to get an upgrade for something you need to progress while something else gets it 20 times (not an exaggeration) just makes this a bad game, especially for a game with such slow progression and so few things to do.