Atomic Star
Posted April 14, 2024. Updated May 13, 2024. Played 6638 times for a total of 5360 hours.
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Want a number to go up? Introducing Atomic Star: made by the creator of Time Transcending Clocks and with less text than ever! Create stars, produce vortexes, and enjoy a weird mix of The Modding Tree and The Clock Game.
latest update
Issue fix 0.7.0 May 13, 2024
Bumped endgame up further and also fixed an issue where you got 1,000 of everything on reload. Oops!
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I'm at 1.277766F10 hydrogen, I've got 1000 plus of the OmegaQuantum Supermakers, and nothing else has unlocked, so I think I've reached the end of the game.
Might be worth adding something that indicates that the player has reached the current end of the game (if there isn't one that I haven't reached) but for now I'm going to say I've completed it.
Maybe after the last added upgrade having some text to just say there's no further content as of right now, and if there may be any future updates or not.
I really enjoyed the game, as things started to slow down there was always something to be interacting with that could speed up the progress and didn't feel pointless to be doing, felt like there was a lot you could jump back and forth between so the previous parts didn't feel completely redundant, but towards the end the progression felt very quick after parts that felt very slow so imo that should be readjusted slightly but still a great game!
is there anything after omega quantum boosters?
light mode jumpscare
Why are fundamental tickspeed generators so expensive!?!?!
all your hydrogen are belong to us
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Needs a max button.
developer response: Whelp, this seems to be a popular request for many of my games.
Now, you might be asking me, "Why do most of your games have very few max buttons? You've responded to other requests, so why not this one? It's pretty difficult to deal with."
Well, the answer is that my games tend to not use exponential or even quadratic cost increases. So, if there is a max button, then there WILL be, eventually, exponential growth. This can be shown (in this game) by the "Max all strange planets" and "Max all strange stars" buttons. You might not notice it at the start, but upon getting tickspeed, it will increase quite intensely at an exponential rate, allowing you to get to above 1e1,000 of both.
I know this can make some people quite mad, but easy clicking is meant to help. Of course, it is a delicate balancing act. (This is already in many incremental games: it's called "holding down the enter button." This just extends it to mobile and makes sure that, keyboard or not, holding down SOMETHING makes it easier.)
(Sorry I took so long to respond, by the way. That was a lot. I know my games have unique concepts in them that may turn people away, and I get that.)
Easy to accidentally reset. I'm blind and use a screen reader, and while rapidly hitting the spacebar to get hydrogen, I accidentally moved to the reset button. I clicked it and clicked where it says, "Are you sure?", without realizing it, and before I knew it, I was back to 10 hydrogen and all progress gone. I suggest putting the confirmation in a dialog with yes and no or okay and cancel buttons, so this isn't so easy to do.
developer response: Sorry about that...I've added additional confirmation and also made the "Are you sure?" text more clear. (In the future I might bother to make a setup menu and add sections)
i love the smell of reality breaking down in the morning
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EZClickers seem to be broken, I've tried holding down almost every button in the game, but they all are going at the same speed...
developer response: Sorry, that's my fault. I should have fixed it now: just reload!
Mind you, EZClickers are a little weird.
The idea of EZClickers is that you have to get enough of the items by holding down for longer so that easy clicking with EZClickers works. So, you have to get 100 times the amount of black holes per EZClick for it to work with supermassive black holes. (Which is about 5 seconds, because it is 20 times/sec.)
It's a little confusing, I know.
very nice concept!
developer response: Thanks!