Channel Surfing

An Idle game to pass the time while you're playing idle games. Gen Z Simulator 2025. What starts off as a collection of simple games filled with cat gifs quickly turns into something much more interesting. It's a game of unfolding complexity. The fun part is figuring out how everything works, how it all interacts and how to progress quicker. There are still plenty of things I haven't figured out, but I've played long enough to recommend it. Stop reading reviews and give it a try, the less you know going in, the more fun you'll have. If you're asking yourself "what's the point of that?" then, stop asking that. Ask better questions.

Definitely a unique game, worth the price of admission.

The game has potential but feels excessively clunky, with each minigame being extremely barebones. Upgrades on one of the higher channels aren’t explained beyond their vague names, leaving you guessing their purpose. The linking between channels is minimal – usually, one channel generates currency in a very simple, singular way, which you then spend on another channel (often just the upgrade channel). It feels like a gimmicky idea where more effort went into building the TV and channel concept than into creating an enjoyable incremental game. I won’t refund it, but honestly, I probably should have.