Idle Sphere

FIX FU##ING ACHIEVEMENTS

I might have a very heavy ADHD, and to be true, this game... It helps me, because you can just spin a whole orbite and enjoy beauty. Idle System and Yayu, good luck on making this a wonderful game on 3.0 as well =D

El juego se rompió en la parte de la pestaña Topology. Ya no me permite generar algunos recursos que antes podía generar, ni tampoco crear recursos nuevos.

Idle Sphere is a simple idle game built around the idea of watching a sphere grow while I gradually unlock upgrades and improvements. The basic concept is intentionally minimal, so I am mostly focused on generating resources, purchasing upgrades and watching the numbers increase over time. It is the kind of game I can leave running while doing something else and occasionally return to check on my progress. The biggest strength for me is how easy it is to understand. I do not need to learn complicated controls or spend a long time figuring out what I am supposed to do. The game gives me a straightforward progression loop where I earn resources, spend them on improvements and then generate even more resources. The incremental progression is also quite satisfying at first. Each upgrade makes the next stage of growth happen a little faster, which gives me a reason to keep checking back. I like seeing the sphere and its associated numbers gradually develop, especially when an upgrade creates a noticeable difference in how quickly I progress. The idle nature works well for short sessions too. I can actively interact with the game when I want to, but I do not have to constantly sit there playing it. That makes Idle Sphere a good background game for me, especially when I want something running alongside another activity. The biggest weakness is the lack of depth. Once I understand the main progression system, there are not many surprises left. I am still essentially earning resources and buying upgrades, so players who need lots of different mechanics or objectives may quickly find the experience repetitive. The visual presentation is also fairly basic. That is not necessarily a serious problem because the game is designed around simplicity, but there is not much here to look at beyond the sphere and the progression interface. I would have liked more visual changes or unlockable features to make major milestones feel more rewarding. Replay value is another limitation. Idle games can keep me interested for a surprisingly long time when they have deep upgrade trees, resets and long term goals, but a simpler game like this depends much more on whether I enjoy watching the numbers grow. Once the progression stops feeling exciting, there is not a huge amount else to keep me playing. Overall, Idle Sphere is a straightforward little incremental game that succeeds as a relaxing background experience. I like the easy progression, simple upgrade loop and ability to let the game work while I do something else. It does not have enough depth or variety to compete with the bigger idle games, but for a short and uncomplicated incremental experience, it is enjoyable. Rating: 7.5/10

Steam success doesn't work

Nice visuals. Could use a bit more info on what each thing is and does but also kind of fun just doing trial and error.