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if you have issues with the starting, remind that your goal is reaching '1 AM', requiring you to decay the exceeding AM.
Pretty solid and really interesting that you reversed the usual antimatter game. If you plan to update the game at all, or make something similar in the future, I would LOVE a tab that shows the results of your last 10 runs (Time taken, IP gained, ip/sec).
if you want to reset this infinity, just click on the button. The current Infiniti will reset, whatever you can or can’t get infinity points.
Finite points I guess… because you get it for reaching a finite number, doesn’t it?
i think there is a bug with upgrade t5.1 that makes it impossible to play the game if bought.
It's a room of light switches and if you get the exact right configuration, the light comes on. Eventually. Make sure not to experiment too quickly or you'll miss it and never know that you missed it.
Energy/second display seems to be 10x higher than it should be (Displaying 0.1/s but actually only getting 0.01/s)
dark mode please
developer response: it's a good idea but I'm sorry that I wont continue developing this game (except simple and essential fixes), I have other works to do so sorry :( if any want to do that, there's a github link attached below the game.
The game has a good concept, but the game design makes it 100x more difficult. Like in t1.2 it should say in the first line that "it increases Infinity point gain, BUT decreases first dimension multiplier", if you only read the first line (that i did and was so confused) you would guess that decreasing the multiplies is something good, after all it is a game about decreasing numbers. The color thing should be said in game, not in the description. But dont add a boring tutorial, maybe make it more spaced so it is more clear that they are different things. And as you can refund them, maybe something like + and - buttoms would be better.
I fell like the antimatter-like design makes it even more confusing, i still dont know why you would buy the dimensions and increase their multiplies, probably at some point it makes some difference if you buy them at the right time (if you dont then you f*cked the run), but at least in the start it doesn't seems like it helps at all, as there is a cap to IP. (Maybe make a confirmation if the value of the dimension is a lot higher then your decreasing rate)
It also needs a options menu.
I know this is a jam game from 2 years ago, but still criticizing is important, if not to improve this game, to make next games better.
developer response: Yes you've made a pertinent comment. This game do requires detailed and clear descriptions, and a setting menu to import/export or so, it lacks lots of QoLs it should have.
Recently I've realized how QoLs affects most of the experience, and somehow your point meets mine. I will work on these QoLs and more in my developing games, and thanks for your appreciation for the concept (i just loved this concept so much that finally decided to upload it here even i know this game is not a really "completed" one)
Your great comment could help we developers go further and better. Thanks again.
never mind, I figured it out, I'm just stupid :P
Interesting
Very cool concept, very strategic :)
How are you supposed to get the second infinity point? I'm up to 1.01e6291 antimatter and it just seems to keep going
it's pretty good
"infinity" point
ooh new game! (:
I've never played an unrated game on this site! Hope it's fun :)
where Does It ends for Now?
developer response: there're only 6 tiers of upgrades.(this is an IGJ game so it's short) But if you are a perfectism, in the endgame, you may edit the upgrades freely and find the best preset hmmm idk how high it could reaches. Some strange but strong presets exists
e.g. some strange presets gets 1e10 IP per run(~34s) at 3e11 IP
Ok game
Well, I love the concept of the game, but damn it does feel a bit difficult to understand what should be avoided or why some "upgrades" don't synergize well.