
An idle incremental game where you decide to travel across the whole Universe. Embark on this journey in your little ship and get as far away as possible from Earth, gathering resources and upgrading your spaceship along the way.
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Start off in a small and slow but trustworthy spaceship.
Advance and upgrade it gradually to satisfy your need for speed.

Reach as far as the eyes can see.
With every upgrade, gather speed and push the limits of travel, eventually surpassing the speed of light (and beyond). 
Along the way, manage resources and make strategic choices to boost up your ship, navigate the cosmos, and see how far you can go in the vast, open universe. 
Your first baby step is to get out of the Solar System.

Collect resources as you travel past each celestial body. Invest said resources into upgrades. Become faster based on these upgrades and reach the end(?) of the Universe.
Switch between active and idle gameplay to match your preferred pace of progress.
Upgrades to boost your progress and unlock new possibilities
16+ unique tabs, each offering its own set of specialized upgrades
Challenges that offer boosts and rewards, should you manage to overcome them.
Skill trees to choose from depending on your needs
Mini-games (optional, if you prefer more active gameplay)
Visual changes that reflect your progress as you advance through the game.
Achievements.
Offline progress.
Every major milestone unlocks a new button, each leading to a unique set of upgrades that enhances your progress. Find out what's behind each one of them!
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Languages: English
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A nice bite-sized idler. It took me about a week to do everything, including get all of the achievements. That week of gameplay was pretty finely tuned, with a nice balance between active and actual idle gameplay. The drip-feed of rewards and new mechanics was especially well done, and I was always looking forward to seeing what the newest unlock was. It's not a groundbreaking game by any means. It's your standard "accrue a bunch of resources to buy upgrades to make a single main number go up" type of fare. But everything it does, it does well, and it doesn't overstay its welcome. I do wish there was a little more to it, but I'd rather be left wanting more than thinking "oh thank god it's finally over." I got it for $2 on sale, but I don't think I'd feel bad if I'd gotten it at its $3 base price.
The first impression is good, but the balance gets out of wack as the game goes on. You get gated on a few specific resources without any way of really improving their generation. Also the UI is split into a million screens and I found it really hard to remember which upgrades and systems were where.
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Hours played at review time, across 44 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Solid little idler. You're basically upgrading a spaceship to go faster and faster until you're outrunning the universe, and every milestone unlocks something new so it never really stalls out. Offline progress works too so you can just leave it and come back to a pile of resources. Perfect second monitor game while you're doing other stuff. Doesn't overstay its welcome either, you can finish it without it turning into a second job. Worth the price easily.
UI has so many screens it's hard to find anything. Also doesn't feel very inspired the relationship of the minerals to what they do. Kind of a mess.
Decent. Unfolds with some fun mechanics as you reach different planets. Some are good and some are bad. Pacing is bumpy, some parts are very fast and some are very slow, inconsistently.
I like the graphics and this could be good, but it needs a bit more "game" adding to it. You get dumped straight into the game without much in the way of background or story, so I wasn't really sure what I was trying to achieve and why. Maybe I didn't play it long enough, but there isn't too much going on. The main explore screen didn't seem to do a great deal, it's mostly just a spaceship on a fairly static background. I was collecting things, somehow, not sure how. You get more options by going further away.
Recommended!
Completely unremarkable idle game. No story, no payoff at ending, no notable mechanics.
A beautiful little idle game with a nice progression curve. I love how it puts the vastness of the universe into perspective. If you are into these kinds of games you should check it out.
Podoba mi się odobna mechanika dla każdego etapu progresu. Niestety sam progres jest maksymalnie dziwny - najlepiej wykupić ulepszenia za wszystkie materiały i zamknąć grę niż aktywnie spędzać w niej czas lub gdy działa w tle. Po 2 dniach przerwy odpaliłem ją i okazało się, że przeszła się sama. Trochę bez sensu.
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