Idle Evolution 2 1.0.91

Reviews

1 ★, on 2016-08-04
Same growth issues as the previous app. Some upgrades don't make sense either. Golden logs give me 4% and the 1,000 log bonus is only 50%. So I traded 4,000% to get 50%? That's probably why other reviews complain about slower leveling after that upgrade. Literally throwing away 3,950% xp. Edit: wether you have 1,000 2,000 or 50,000 logs, you'd still be throwing away that 3,950% for nothing. It's simply just not an upgrade, it's a downgrade.

3 ★, on 2016-07-16
The reward for prestigeing 50 time (+2gold logs/5lvls) doesn't work. Every 5 levels my logs only go up 1... And since that's a different prestige reward, I should be getting +3. This wastes a significant amount of time farming golden logs... And nowhere in game I can confirm with numbers, but the 1000 golden log reward (50%xp/log) seems to have instead given me half as much xp per log, because it takes twice as long to level. -_- Galaxy s6

2 ★, on 2016-09-09
Idle Evolution 2 seems to be a very earnest but ultimately misguided attempt at an incremental game. In incremental games, it's very important to have a solid engagement curve, always doling out new toys at a good clip and always dangling something just out of the player's reach. Idle Evolution 2 has none of that. You progress with levels, not money, which makes half the upgrades feel useless.

2 ★, on 2017-05-12
I do like this game, but every 13 seconds it pops up saying ive been away for 13 seconds, here are those logs you missed whilst im tapping. EVERY 13 SECONDS. It gets in the way something fierce. Ive tried uninstalling and reinstalling and it hasnt fixed it. Im trying to play through with it happening but it is quite litteraly driving me insane. Please for the love of all things, FIX THIS BLOODY ISSUE!!!

3 ★, on 2016-09-02
Fun for a while but has very poor and slow progression growth after a short amount of time. Upgrades should be more meaningful, especially considering how many golden logs they start to take to unlock

3 ★, on 2017-06-27
It's fun and kills time but seems to miss the point of an idle / clicker game. Progress is determined on levels, not money like other games. I often find cash is left unspent as to progress, I just need to tap and the upgrades often don't warrant the huge sums required. Beaver, for example.