- August 28, 2019
- ComputerLunch
- 12h median play time
Cell to Singularity: Evolution
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About
"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.








- The game is engaging and educational, providing interesting facts about evolution and history.
- Ads are optional and not forced on players, allowing for a more enjoyable experience.
- The graphics and music are well-designed, enhancing the overall gameplay experience.
- Progression slows significantly after reaching certain levels, making it tedious to advance.
- Some ads do not reward players as promised, leading to frustration.
- The game can feel repetitive after a while, especially once players have unlocked most content.
- monetization1,405 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The monetization strategy of the game is primarily based on optional ads that players can choose to watch for in-game boosts and rewards. While many players appreciate the lack of forced ads and the ability to progress without spending money, there are frequent complaints about the length and frequency of ads, as well as technical issues that prevent rewards from being granted after watching them. Overall, the game is seen as a balance between providing optional monetization through ads and maintaining a playable experience, though some players express a desire for a paid option to remove ads entirely.
“Last but not least, the best aspect of the game is that it doesn't rely on in-app purchases.”
“No ads unless you want to watch them for bonuses in the game.”
“No ads unless you want to watch one for additional rewards and the fun facts are great.”
“After you press the x, another window pops up that you have to x out of, then you have to wait another 5-6 seconds to press x yet again... disgusting advertising tactics.”
“For a game that takes so much time, it's unbelievable that you have to spend just as much time watching ads as you would on actual game time.”
“The game itself is really good but you lose about half the rewards for ads when the ads automatically go to the google play store, and even if you click really quickly back to the game it completely restarts and thinks you 'skipped' the ad option and won't let you try again.”