Almighty: idle clicker game

A Google user

I think this game is great. The graphics are wonderful, and watching your world develop is super fun. However. The wait times to research seem a bit excessive to me. You can only research one species at a time and the further you progress, the longer it takes. The amount of ads you have to sit through to actually do anything in this game is ridiculous and makes it almost unbearable to play.

A Google user

It's a fun game to play.. up until you get a few stages (Eons) in. Instead of being an unplayable "pay to play" game, you watch ads. Which is nice (relatively speaking), up until EVERY single move forces you to watch multiple ads over and over again. Minor moves take several hours to wait for unless you watch ads that minus just 30minutes at a time. These mandatory minor moves pile up, and you have to do them one at a time. So this game basically just becomes; click a box - watch ad (shortens by 30min), watch ad,ad,ad,ad,ad, complete, then you click a new box - same thing. Over and over again. You have to keep restarting your progress too for XP like My Oasis, which is fine, but then you have to put up with the exact same amount of ads all over again just to progress to where you already were. It's just not fun after awhile. To the Devs: ditch the research times for everything but the transition to new Eons and this game would be so much better. You can even keep the "Watch for 5x Rewards" type ads for ex. Watching ads for every piece of research is just boring and tedious, and waiting one by one is just pointless considering it takes like 15+ of them just to "progress" to something mildly different.

A Google user

This game actually starts off pretty good. I really liked the concept of "progressing through the ages". But then you get to a point where you need to watch like 15 ads in a row just to get through one research, which began happening on back to back upgrades. That's absolutely ludicrous, even by 2019 standards.

A Google user

An idle clicker that forces you to prestige at points predetermined by the game. You literally cannot advance to certain higher levels, even if you have obtained all the requirements necessary to advance, because it will be decided for you that you have not prestiged enough times. This forces you to return all the way back to the beginning go through the rebuilding process all over again several times over until you have prestiged enough times. Even worse, the game won't tell you how many levels you have to rebuild before your prestige will count! That's right, you'll re-re-re-build levels again and again only to then discover your prestige doesn't count because you didn't rebuild enough levels. Ridiculous. I uninstalled. Good riddance

A Google user

Great... if I didn't have to exit and relaunch the game everytime I complete a research. But, if I don't the research never takes effect. Oh, and shortening research and eon transition times is infuriating. Watch an ad, but 3 out of four times, there is no effect... :/ Other than that, its fascinating and a great time killer!

A Google user

It's ok for an idle game, but some major flaws. The crafting in it is exceedingly tedious. It also gets old rebuilding a whole bunch of things with names that just start blending together. They all start losing their character. A bright side is that you can definitely play and not pay. That is nice. Overall, a swing and a miss.

A Google user

A nice little game. Pretty, mildly educational and I very much like that reasonable progression is possible without paying or watching endless ads. However, I'm at level 17 looking at the Paleogene eon (12) and I need seven orders of magnitude more energy - that's ten million times what I have. It's impossible to store that much energy, I have no idea how to overcome this ceiling and there's no online help or wiki to consult. It might be possible to grind the lower levels over and over again to get some sort of bonus, but the lower levels get boring fairly rapidly and I'm not sufficiently enthralled in the game to spend hours and hours in the hope there's a hidden power somewhere. TLDR: Play it for a dozen levels, then move on.

A Google user

super repeatative game play. in the sense that you have to wipe your world repeatedly to level up, and start fresh to get back where you were to get better life forms. wouldnt be so bad except there is a way to bypass all that starter repeativieness, by buying a monthly subscription. if that were not an option i might have stuck around a bit more but that just shows how they planned their monetization. not about to cuddle up with a game that instantly is trying to nickle and dime you.

A Google user

Decent game, good spin on an idle game. Unfortunately the game requires you to keep the app open and phone open. Once the phone goes to sleep so does the app. Thinking that you'll return to the app with accrued items needed it leaves off where the phone went to sleep. I'm sorry but don't have the time to keep my phone and app from going to sleep. I've played other idle games and I've not run into this issue. Please fix or I'll have to uninstall. Thanks for the concept. Keep up the good work.

A Google user

great time consuming game with constant progression that you can physically see. most idol games only give 2 types of currency where as this is 2 unpaid and a paid one you can keep earning without actually paying for it, through progression in the game its self. simple rewards for easy play. only thing I would suggest is when you look at the main screen, where you see your avatar, make a projected exp bar that fills so people know when to level up due to extra exp dont let you skip levels.