Atomas

About Atomas

Atomas is a single player casual puzzle game with a kids theme. It was developed by Sirnic Games and was released on February 24, 2015. It received very positive reviews from players.

A puzzle game from Sirnic.

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92%Audience ScoreBased on 10,000 reviews

gameplay139 positive mentions

monetization149 negative mentions

Addictive and fun gameplay with simple mechanics easy to learn but challenging to master
Minimal ads and unobtrusive monetization, allowing free play without pressure to purchase
Educational value by helping players memorize elements of the periodic table while playing

Progression can be heavily dependent on luck and random atom generation, leading to frustration
Anti-matter power-ups are costly and difficult to obtain without paying, making parts of the game pay-to-win
Tutorial and game instructions are unclear or insufficient, making it hard for new players to understand game objectives and mechanics

gameplay
259 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
54% positive mentions, 43% neutral mentions, 3% negative mentions
The gameplay is praised for its simple yet unique and addictive puzzle mechanics centered around atomic elements, offering both relaxing and challenging experiences with strategic depth. While intuitive and engaging, some users find the tutorial lacking in clarity and the progression occasionally repetitive or hindered by pay-to-win elements. Overall, it combines educational value with smooth, minimalist design, making it a compelling and enjoyable timekiller for many players.
- “The gameplay is simple, but the strategy can be complex, giving the puzzle a nice depth.”
- “The mechanics are easy to learn and harder to master.”
- “Great gameplay - simple premise, really engaging, good simple interface.”
- “The gameplay is okay at the start but by the time you get higher, you don't get any more pluses, so when you make a combo that can combine everything, you lose because of bad game design.”
- “Ridiculous amount of the gameplay relies on RNG; cannot reach a high score higher than 6000 without either phenomenal RNG or spending money on antimatter.”
- “There's a mechanic that made me uninstall the game immediately on my first run.”
monetization
234 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
28% positive mentions, 8% neutral mentions, 64% negative mentions
The game is widely praised for its minimal, non-intrusive monetization approach, featuring few to no ads and unobtrusive in-app purchases that are mostly optional and not required to progress. Many users appreciate the absence of forced ads or paywalls, making for a smooth, enjoyable experience without constant interruptions. Some note the in-app purchase of "antimatter" as the primary paid element but find it non-essential, though a few wish for alternative ways to earn it without buying.
- “No ads that I've noticed which is a blessing and honestly I might support them monetarily just because of that alone.”
- “You can even play it without an internet connection and it doesn't try to force you to buy microtransactions, so it gets some bonus points for me.”
- “The in-game purchases are not required to progress, which has become rare in mobile games.”
- “For the game to advance enough you end up needing the in-app purchases.”
- “You can't get very far without antimatter, and there's no in-game way to get antimatter; there's no paid version to remedy this issue either, the developer expects you to use microtransactions just to play the game.”
- “The gameplay isn't bad but it depends far too much on luck rather than skill, though you can buy yourself out of a difficult spot by making an in-game purchase, which defeats the object in my opinion.”
graphics
124 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
69% positive mentions, 29% neutral mentions, 2% negative mentions
The graphics are consistently described as simple, clean, and minimalistic, yet visually pleasing and well-matched to the gameplay's casual and educational nature. While not highly complex or flashy, the visuals contribute to an enjoyable, relaxing experience and run smoothly even on older devices. Some users noted occasional minor graphical glitches but overall praised the game's aesthetic and design as a strong complement to its addictive and clever gameplay.
- “Beautiful game with great visuals and graphics.”
- “Excellent game, smooth graphics, 10/10.”
- “The graphics and animations are smooth and well done as well.”
- “And the graphics could have been better, and some special abilities or tools should be implemented so the game becomes more interesting.”
- “Bad, didn't like it. Graphics aren't nice.”
- “The game is really fun and addictive once you get the hang of it, but I hate how the menus have confusing graphics instead of words telling you what things are.”
replayability
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
62% positive mentions, 28% neutral mentions, 10% negative mentions
The game offers extensive replayability through various modes and simple yet engaging mechanics, making it addictive and fun to return to. It features minimal ads, quick loading, and the ability to resume where you left off, enhancing its appeal. Overall, users find it highly replayable with a balance of challenge and relaxation.
- “Simple element matching game with some fun mechanics and loads of replayability.”
- “No ads, loads quickly, pick up where you left off, and challenging enough to be replayable.”
- “Definitely addictive, solid gameplay and endless replayability.”
- “I'm not sure how much replayability there will be.”
- “Not much replay value and disappointed that it doesn't have anything to do with chemistry.”
stability
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
20% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 80% negative mentions
The game's stability is generally solid, with many users experiencing no bugs or crashes, but some report occasional glitches such as persistent red pluses, problematic undo functions, and rare crashes. A few players note issues with sound effects and the lack of a progress backup feature, while others mention specific gameplay bugs like atom duplication or level progression problems. Overall, the game remains enjoyable despite these intermittent stability concerns.
- “Completely bug free, beautifully designed, ads are not intrusive for the game.”
- “No glitches or anything.”
- “Not buggy at all.”
- “A couple glitches have been around for a while: red pluses spawning repeatedly when not needed, atom duplication when undoing and using the minus, mainly.”
- “It's great overall, only complaints are that it's really buggy, and there is no progress backup feature.”
- “Buggy with negative, game refuses to let you get past certain levels due to low level elements backing up and it refusing to level up as you play.”
music
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
54% positive mentions, 31% neutral mentions, 15% negative mentions
The game's sound effects are praised for enhancing the experience, but many users feel it could benefit from adding more or better music. Several players appreciate the ability to listen to their own music while playing, as the game doesn't interfere with external audio. Overall, the music is considered good but not a standout feature, with suggestions for improvement to enrich the atmosphere.
- “The sound effects are amazing, and paired with some music, it makes the experience even better.”
- “It's addictive and well made: excellent graphics, good music, and it does a bit of teaching on the atoms' weight.”
- “Goes excellent with 80s synth pop (Hotline Miami music).”
- “I really like the app and hope they add something like music.”
- “Need to be improving sound effects and adding some music.”
humor
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The humor in the game is widely praised for being funny, clever, and enjoyable, enhancing both entertainment and educational value. Players appreciate its quirky and surprising elements, making it an addictive and amusing experience. However, some critique minor gameplay-related issues that slightly affect the overall fun.
- “It's a pretty funny time killer and honestly it helped me learn some of the elements and the order they are in for chemistry in high school.”
- “I love this game, it's amazing and super funny, and also I discovered elements that I didn't know existed!”
- “Addictive, funny and smart.”
optimization
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
71% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 29% negative mentions
The game is generally praised for running smoothly and having good performance even on less powerful devices, with no ads enhancing the experience. However, there are some concerns about lack of optimization for newer Android versions. Overall, the optimization is solid but could be improved for the latest systems.
- “Actually amazing, no ads, it runs smoothly, it's fun, and all around a great game.”
- “Runs smoothly, and I haven't even encountered any ads yet after several sessions.”
- “The app runs smoothly on my phone (not, by any means, a smooth phone).”
- “App not optimized for newer Android versions.”
- “Performance issues significantly impact gameplay.”
grinding
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
Grinding in the game is generally fun and smooth initially, but becomes tedious and frustrating due to randomness when progressing to higher levels. Players suggest adding more game modes or options to skip or change elements to reduce the repetitiveness.
- “Fun, but eventually when you want to progress into higher level elements, the randomness messing you over gets tedious.”
- “Just needs more game modes as it does get tedious.”
- “Wish there was a way to change colors or skip to higher level atoms and powers because it's kind of tedious to get to a high level again, especially after posing.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 25% neutral mentions, 75% negative mentions
The story aspect is generally seen as minimal or lacking, with users expressing a desire for more engaging quests or daily challenges to provide ongoing motivation and enhance long-term playability.
- “Maybe like some quests or something like that.”
- “Perhaps via daily quests or something, to keep the player coming back.”
- “End of story.”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The atmosphere is praised for its appealing graphics and immersive sounds, enhancing the overall experience and satisfaction during gameplay, though some users find the game's theme or story unclear.
- “Nice graphics and atmosphere; however, I didn't fully understand the game.”
- “The atmospheric sounds, coupled with the satisfying feeling of getting a sick combo.”