One Trillion Free Draws

i LOVE this game but it gets kinda slow near the end

Not sure how this game got rated at a 4.5 when a lot of the endgame is missing and it so slow at the end. Would have given a 3 star review but the dev has waited too long to update the game. I would have rated it 4 or maybe 5 stars if most of the cards wouldn't be missing pictures. Otherwise good job I hope the dev doesnt stop making games as they have a interesting concept making games.

This is pokemon card opening if it was good

Just started factions, power is only occasionally being generated. Am I missing something?

If there was a dedicated tutorial especially for factions this game it would be super beneficial

I wish the upgrade buttons to have different colors based on which currency they use

imagine if the last ever card you get is just a card that gives you a Quadrillion cards for free

Do know you can click while you're opening packs to make them open faster.

Alrighty, 34 hours later and I've drawn all my trillion cards to great fanfare. Spoilers ahead.

I do really enjoy this game, but I do think it could be further refined by filling the endgame with a more expedient method of drawing cards rather than grinding up to the point of gaining 20 billion cards per Freeze Drop and repeating that every four minutes or so about fifty times. There is absolutely no hope of reaching 5 stars with a lot of the more important faction cards, and in general, the beginning of the end in which you're actually making a dent in the draw limit feels a little empty; it's just a bit of a harsh contrast to the exciting start jam-packed with new things to unlock and level up. I mean, points and shreds become practically obsoleted in favor of hitting photosynthesis in the hopes you'll get some extra faction cards.

Yeah, that may be a compelling metaphor for the 'free up front, pay later' model of gacha games, but I just think it'd be a lot more fun if the ending gameplay loop was just a bit denser than unlocking all the faction cards and grinding their effects into the ground until you're all the way through. It just really rankles me because it was one of the more enjoyable beginnings to an incremental game I've yet seen; the flow was incredibly engaging. I think around the time I started getting a billion cards per draw was when I just wanted to work through them and beat the game already, which makes me a little sad.

...Unless I missed something somewhere, 'cause I never did get that second-to-last achievement... Regardless, though, I did enjoy the game a lot more than I might've made it sound, and I did beat it, didn't I? I don't know if updates are planned like the end card claims, but I would really enjoy seeing new content or balance changes!

also why does the filter upgrade exist; it was never helpful for even a single second

Great game!

Each time I upgrade a card, the upgrade popup gets swapped for the StackRAR buying popup when I already bought it.