Cell to Singularity: Evolution

As far as this style of game goes, it’s the best one in the App Store! (In my opinion at least!) I’ve played this game on and off for over 5 years now, and what’s been surprising is that it’s always remained fresh and will occasionally get new content updates to the mainstay simulations on top of the rotating selection of limited time events. The progression feels balanced and not too slow for new players or too easy for long time players. Plus all of the simulations have lots of cool and interesting facts built into it! Completely playable if you any to watch zero ads because they’re always optional, but if you’re looking for a boost or want to double a reward, the ones that are shown aren’t super long or obnoxious either. And knowing that the revenue collected is going to a small group of game makers and not a giant developer company looking to line its own pockets means I don’t mind watching at all. If you play for a bit and really like the game and want to support it I highly recommend occasionally getting the monthly occasionally because it goes into funding the games continued development and makes all of the ad boosts/perks free/no ad watching needed. A game I love and will continue to play! I can’t watch for the next update!!

I’ve played many idle games over the years, and this is by far my favorite one. You’re given multiple “Universes” or separate idle games, so if progress is taking too long, you can switch to another universe and work on that one. The game has pretty solid pacing, you’re never at the same stage for too long. I’ll usually play for a minute before work, sometimes during my break, and i’ll play for a few minutes after work. I’m a big fan of games that are fun but also teach you something. It’s been a few years since I learned about space and planets, and this was a nice little refresher. Could definitely see this helping out a young student, or anyone who loves science stuff in general. My favorite thing about this game is that ads are completely optional. You can watch them for boosts and bonuses, but you can also play the entire game without watching one. Although I don’t mind watching them since I know it helps the developers. I did have a pretty bad issue where I lost all my progress, but the customer support was extremely helpful and got my issue resolved quickly. Thanks again to them. The events are very fun to play. It keeps the game fresh, however i wish there were more of them. Can’t wait until i have every event item unlocked. All in all, solid idle game. Highly recommend it to anyone who’s even remotely interested in science, or anyone who is bored a lot.

I thought this was just going to be a game you play every few weeks but I was surprised. In most idle games it takes entire days to buy one upgrade that doesn’t do anything. In other idle games you can’t even play because you can only be idle for so long until you stop earning money or there’s so many ads it’s impossible to play. This game is actually a VERY good game. I was thinking okay it’s cool so far and I’m not being bombarded by ads, thinking it was going to be the standard experience. The developers put a lot of effort into this game and it makes it so much better. When you buy upgrades/advance the tree, every thing you get has a description about what it is. And for certain things you buy it has little art snippets. There’s different music you you make a major advance and the earth changes shape depending on how far you are. I haven’t made it too too far in the game but so far it’s absolutely amazing. The game progress isn’t too slow and keeps you interested. So far the longest I’ve had to wait to get an upgrade is an hour. There’s one thing though. Some of the upgrades are out of order, for example, I am buying things in the industrial revolution and still haven’t bought the Neanderthal. That’s it though if you don’t mind some ehhh graphics on some of the animals models. Overall it’s a very very good game. In a good way it’s doesn’t even feel like an idle game because there’s so much substance to it and it has so many details.