- May 1, 2023
- Nu Games
- 83h median play time
Revolution Idle X
Platforms
About
"Revolution Idle X" is a remake of a classic game, featuring enhanced graphics and new complexities in its demo version. The goal is to fill circles to increase numbers and achieve a rainbow spectrum, with infinite possibilities for prestige, promotion, and endless gameplay. This demo is available for web browsers on desktop and mobile devices, as well as Android and iOS systems.
- Engaging gameplay with a satisfying sense of progression and numerous unlocks.
- Fun and addictive, perfect for casual play while multitasking.
- Visually appealing with colorful graphics and smooth animations.
- Heavy reliance on AI-generated art, which detracts from the overall experience.
- Progression can become slow and grindy, especially in the late game.
- Aggressive monetization strategies that may feel predatory to some players.
gameplay
150 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of the game is characterized by a straightforward yet engaging loop that combines idle mechanics with strategic resource management, appealing to fans of the genre. However, many players criticize it for its lack of originality, as it heavily borrows mechanics and terminology from "Antimatter Dimensions," leading to a perception of repetitiveness and minimal innovation. While some appreciate the relaxing atmosphere and satisfying progression, others find the gameplay overly simplistic and marred by pacing issues and confusing mechanics.
“The gameplay is straightforward but incredibly engaging.”
“Overall, it's interesting with simple but powerful gameplay mechanics.”
“The gameplay is simple yet rewarding, with a satisfying progression system that keeps you coming back for more.”
“Core game is let down by jarring shifts in progression, pacing, gameplay-loop tonality, cumbersome interface, mediocre stock art, and poor accessibility.”
“The entirety of the gameplay loop and progression is ripped directly from Antimatter Dimensions, without any credit given to the original creators of that game.”
“The gameplay loop is too simple.”