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Cell to Singularity: Evolution

Cell to Singularity: Evolution Game Cover
86%Game Brain Score
graphics, gameplay
monetization, grinding
86% User Score Based on 19,994 reviews

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Cell to Singularity: Evolution is a single player casual strategy game. It was developed by ComputerLunch and was released on August 28, 2019. It received positive reviews from players.

"Cell to Singularity: Evolution" is a cosmic clicker game that lets you explore the story of evolution, from the beginning of life on Earth to the potential future of humanity. Tap to progress through the stages of evolution, unlocking milestones such as the extinction of dinosaurs and the discovery of fire. With countless hours of addictive gameplay, this game offers a fascinating and accurate depiction of human evolution.

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86%
Audience ScoreBased on 19,994 reviews
graphics585 positive mentions
monetization1.4k negative mentions

  • The game's humor is widely appreciated, with quirky and dark comedic elements that enhance player engagement and enjoyment.
  • The visuals are clean and charming, complemented by a soothing classical soundtrack that creates an immersive atmosphere.
  • The game offers high replayability with frequent updates and the ability to carry over progress, keeping the gameplay fresh and engaging.
  • The game suffers from significant grinding, particularly in the late stages, which many players find tedious and repetitive.
  • There are frequent issues with stability, including glitches and crashes that disrupt gameplay, leading to frustration.
  • The monetization strategy, including microtransactions and ads, has received mixed reviews, with some players feeling it detracts from the overall experience.
  • monetization
    1,688 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The monetization strategy of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players noting the presence of microtransactions and ads. While some appreciate that ads are optional and not forced upon players, others criticize the frequency and length of ads, which can disrupt gameplay and hinder progress. Overall, the game is seen as a blend of engaging content and aggressive monetization tactics, leading to a perception of it being a cash grab, especially for those who prefer a more straightforward gaming experience without constant ad interruptions.

    • “While there are microtransactions, they aren't required and everything you can buy can be obtained normally.”
    • “One of its strongest points is that it doesn’t rely on microtransactions; you can progress steadily just by keeping the game running over a span of days or weeks.”
    • “The monetization is super relaxed as well, and it never feels like you need to spend anything, which is fantastic, and is the best way to get me personally to actually buy something.”
    • “Bad systems, annoying cutscenes, filled with microtransactions, and bad pacing unless you buy said microtransactions.”
    • “The monetization ruins the game for me.”
    • “The extreme over-usage of ads and monetization has killed the gameplay for me.”
  • graphics
    997 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many players praising the clean, charming visuals and immersive art style that enhance the overall experience. While some users find the graphics to be stunning and well-executed, others criticize them as outdated or simplistic, suggesting that improvements could be made, especially in later stages of the game. Overall, the visuals are generally considered appealing for a clicker game, contributing positively to its educational and engaging aspects.

    • “The graphics are stunning, and the gameplay is both challenging and rewarding.”
    • “The visuals are clean and immersive, and the subtle soundtrack adds a meditative layer to the gameplay.”
    • “The graphics are beautiful and the gameplay is highly addictive.”
    • “The graphics are outdated, and the promised endless evolution feels more like a grind.”
    • “The graphics are barebones and bland.”
    • “The graphics are very poor.”
  • gameplay
    706 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay of "Cells to Singularity" is characterized by its blend of idle clicker mechanics and educational content, offering a visually engaging experience that teaches players about evolution and science. While many players appreciate the addictive nature and satisfying progression, some criticize the repetitive gameplay and reliance on microtransactions, which can detract from the overall experience. Overall, the game provides a casual and relaxing gameplay loop, though it may become tedious over extended play sessions.

    • “The balance between idle gameplay and active discovery feels perfect, and the constant sense of progress keeps it rewarding even after hours of play.”
    • “The game combines addictive clicker mechanics with a science-based, visually engaging experience, complete with a classical music soundtrack.”
    • “With its relaxing yet addictive gameplay, well-researched evolutionary tree, and smooth mechanics, it keeps players intrigued while subtly teaching biology, history, and even futuristic possibilities like AI and space colonization.”
    • “The gameplay loop can get physically tiring if you’re not careful.”
    • “Disappointing game with clunky controls and repetitive gameplay.”
    • “The problem is the gameplay.”
  • music
    520 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game is predominantly classical, providing a calming and immersive backdrop that enhances the overall experience. While many players appreciate the soothing nature of the soundtrack, some note that the limited selection can become repetitive over time. Overall, the music is often highlighted as a standout feature, contributing positively to the game's educational and relaxing atmosphere.

    • “The visuals are clean, the music is calming, and unlocking each new era feels genuinely satisfying.”
    • “I love this game, it literally feels like a masterpiece because with the soothing classical music playing in the background, the player is guided through a simulation of the evolution of life and the universe, all while tapping his/her way through the game!”
    • “The music is beautiful and the look and feel are unique.”
    • “The music is on loop and there are constant interruptions that ask you to pay money in order to get an ad-free or bonus version.”
    • “The only defect I've seen is that the music gets exhausting after a while; I wish it could play some other music when one is finished.”
    • “The music isn't the greatest, but the game is pretty entertaining.”
  • story
    331 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's story is a blend of evolution, technology, and humanity, with many players appreciating its educational aspects and engaging narrative. While some find the storyline intriguing and well-crafted, others criticize it for being underdeveloped or tedious, particularly in the later stages. Overall, the game offers a unique storytelling experience for an idle clicker, though opinions vary on its depth and execution.

    • “Described as an 'epic story of evolution, technology, humanity, and dinosaurs,' the game lives up to its billing.”
    • “The storytelling, the visuals, and the connection to the idle-style gameplay are really well introduced.”
    • “For an idle game, it has a great storyline with plenty of replayability.”
    • “The story just didn't deliver on the promise of cool relevance to the real world.”
    • “The world-building and backstory behind your tasks seemed very strong at first, but quickly lost appeal for me.”
    • “The main story thus becomes rather boring, and all focus is directed towards the dinosaur simulation.”
  • grinding
    289 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The reviews indicate that the game features significant grinding, particularly in the late stages, which many players find tedious and repetitive. While some enjoy the grind as part of the idle game experience, others feel it detracts from overall enjoyment, leading to frustration and a sense of stagnation. Overall, the game appeals to those who appreciate grinding mechanics, but it may not be suitable for players seeking a more dynamic or less time-consuming experience.

    • “Progression was decent with a bit of clicking work, but not too tedious.”
    • “Fairly good game, entertaining and not too grindy.”
    • “Very good game, isn't that grindy but there is always something to work towards.”
    • “The game quickly becomes tedious.”
    • “After a while, it became repetitive and tedious.”
    • “The late game is tedious and slow.”
  • stability
    94 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's stability is a significant concern among users, with many reporting frequent glitches, freezes, and crashes that disrupt gameplay. While some players have experienced smooth performance, the overwhelming sentiment highlights a buggy experience, particularly during specific updates or events, leading to frustration and the need for frequent restarts. Overall, the game's stability issues detract from its enjoyment, with many recommending caution for potential players.

    • “No bugs, no glitches, no issues; the game is high performance and it's addictive and fun to play. Great job, ComputerLunch!”
    • “Entertaining, with no glitches or crashes yet.”
    • “Smooth, no glitches or bugs; fun and relaxing.”
    • “This game is a buggy mess.”
    • “It's super buggy, crashes a lot, and the devs keep releasing updates without checking for bugs.”
    • “The game is a fun and enjoyable idea, but my experience with it has been a buggy and freezing mess.”
  • humor
    92 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is widely appreciated, with players enjoying its quirky and often dark comedic elements, such as funny character designs and clever in-game messages. Many reviews highlight the amusing facts and jokes embedded in the gameplay, making it both entertaining and educational. Overall, the game's humor adds a charming layer to the experience, enhancing player engagement and enjoyment.

    • “From funny jokes inside the descriptions to breaking the fourth wall, Cell to Singularity will capture your interest whether you're just a beginner to video games or a skilled veteran.”
    • “It's like Spore met Civilization, but with a twist of dark humor; a quirky, evolutionary journey worth every gigabyte.”
    • “I love the facts it gives when you unlock something; I love the sound effects, the music, and the animation of some of the creatures is funny looking and enjoyable.”
    • “You're not funny!”
    • “So bad, it's actually funny.”
    • “It's not funny, nor is it clever.”
  • replayability
    35 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is widely praised for its high replayability, with features like frequent resets and the ability to carry over progress enhancing the experience. Players appreciate the introduction of new content and updates, which keep the gameplay fresh and engaging. However, some users note that replayability may diminish over time, depending on individual preferences and the availability of new content.

    • “The frequent resets, which allow players to carry over their progress to new worlds, add significant replay value.”
    • “The game regularly introduces new content and updates, adding to the replayability factor and ensuring that there’s always something new to explore.”
    • “It's creatively designed for replayability, which was nice to run into.”
    • “Not sure there's much replayability beyond that until the next branch of the tree comes out.”
    • “The game is well-made and I can see how it would entertain a select crowd, but for me, it has low replayability.”
    • “Very little attention needed, but very little replay value.”
  • optimization
    22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Overall, the game's optimization is generally praised, with many users reporting smooth performance and no significant bugs or glitches. However, some players express concerns about the pacing of progression and resource management, which can feel like an optimization puzzle, particularly in free-to-play scenarios. While most agree that the game runs well, a few users note that performance issues can impact gameplay experience, especially on certain platforms like Steam.

    • “Playing f2p is basically an optimization puzzle.”
    • “The design is excellent, performance-wise everything feels so smooth, love the classic music in the background.”
    • “No bugs, no glitches, no issues, game is high performance and it's addictive and fun to play, great job computerlunch!”
    • “Aside from that, there are frequently tasks that rely on using a limited resource to perform tasks that the player has to either not perform and hamper performance or end up behind a huge time gate.”
    • “Playing free-to-play is basically an optimization puzzle.”
    • “Either the worst optimized game in history, a cryptominer, or both.”
  • atmosphere
    20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's atmosphere is characterized by a well-polished, scientifically accurate universe that combines educational elements with a diorama-like aesthetic. While the graphics and relaxing classical music enhance the immersive experience, some players feel that the soundtrack could benefit from more variety. Overall, the atmosphere is praised for its engaging and rich content, making it both enjoyable and educational.

    • “Surprisingly fulfilling, doesn't abruptly end, like Spore did, and has a great science atmosphere.”
    • “The atmosphere is perfect, content is rich and detailed, even educative.”
    • “From the relaxing music and atmosphere, to the amazing high-quality graphics, I was genuinely surprised and shocked by the gameplay itself.”
    • “It says Venus is a hot planet because of the atmosphere, but there's no evidence to it.”
    • “- outdated theory as basis for style and atmosphere.”
    • “If it had more animations as planet Earth got its atmosphere, and the changes it would have been better.”
  • emotional
    13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Players find the game unexpectedly emotional, often expressing feelings of joy and nostalgia, with some even shedding tears due to its wholesome design and charming graphics. The experience of creating a personal universe and the impactful background music contribute to a deeper emotional connection, making it more than just a casual idle game. Overall, it resonates with players on a meaningful level, enhancing their understanding of evolution while providing heartfelt entertainment.

    • “I cried.”
    • “I wasn't expecting to have very deep emotional feelings while playing it.”
    • “This is truly an amazing game, for some reason it's heart touching and it's just meaningful. I can't stop playing; this is really giving me a better view of evolution.”
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30h Median play time
101h Average play time
8-106h Spent by most gamers
*Based on 51 analyzed playthroughs
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Cell to Singularity: Evolution is a casual strategy game.

Cell to Singularity: Evolution is available on Web Browser, Phone, iPad, iPhone and others.

On average players spend around 101 hours playing Cell to Singularity: Evolution.

Cell to Singularity: Evolution was released on August 28, 2019.

Cell to Singularity: Evolution was developed by ComputerLunch.

Cell to Singularity: Evolution has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its monetization.

Cell to Singularity: Evolution is a single player game.

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