★★★★★cole manionv5.1.161 Nov 2026
uninstalled after reading about someone 40 days in and hit 2 different pay walls
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CompareOpen in Google Playuninstalled after reading about someone 40 days in and hit 2 different pay walls
I don't know what it is about this game but I genuinely can't stop playing it, a city builder with so much more than I thought. don't let the looks fool you it's genuinely addictive. almost on a 30 day streak
good games
addicted
the game ends so I'm done with it now I guess. Shane too cause it WAS a good game. was being the operative word.
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Lowkey very addicting. simple design but very fun
honestly I love this game
Great
Still a decent enough idle game, but not as good as earlier versions where there was more of an emphasis on constant balancing.
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The game has no ads which is already deserving of praise. I also like the unique atmosphere and relaxed gameplay of number go up.
From 251 saved reviews since 10 Aug 2020, all countries.
Share of the 55 negative reviews that mention it
“I've seen the game go from cosmetic-only purchases to optional boosts to screwing over purchasers (packs don't carry over between major updates) to micro tra…”
“The population limits for buildings are ridiculous, and I hate that they control the ratios of army units.”
“From the characters, loading screens, and even art for the story.”
“offline progress is locked behind the in game purchase.”
“laggy, buggy, full of ai art.”
“Games with ads are at least honest about it.”
Share of the 179 positive reviews that mention it
“Really fun but short and needs more.”
“Although simple, the game captures the essence of the idle game genre.”
“No ads, no pop-ups, no notifications, no microtransactions.”
“I think it could be improved with some ergonomic changes.”
“Very limited graphics which somehow doesn't detract from the experience, or rather means the game is boiled down to the basics which are more complex than I …”
A drop after an update usually means the update broke something.
“Very cool little game, very chill, no ads.”