At this time there are two games: non-beta (current version) and beta ("future version" if the dev ever bothers to update their game; this is unlocked by opting into it via the steam game settings). They play differently from each other but share the same mechanics. IMO, non-beta is a lot more fun and progress is consistent. Beta on the other hand is much slower with very specific mechanics designed to restrict gameplay, however it has much more complex mechanics that improve gameplay and quality of life over the non-beta version. Neither version is complete and who knows if they will ever be complete.

I think the non-beta game is a lot of fun and is addicting to play consistently, where as the beta version has a steep learning curve that lowers the amount of fun I had with it (also there is no tutorial/tooltips in the beta version which add to the learning experience). Non-beta took me about 15 hours to reach the current end game, while the beta version took about 20 hours (but it also lacks "rituals" which the non-beta version has).

If you like active incrementals, you'll enjoy this game. If you are looking for an idle game, you won't like the non-beta, but will probably like the beta version which has more idle elements to unlock/utilize. There is no offline progression.

At this time there are two games: non-beta (current version) and beta ("future version" if the dev ever bothers to update their game; this is unlocked by opting into it via the steam game settings). They play differently from each other but share the same mechanics. IMO, non-beta is a lot more fun and progress is consistent. Beta on the other hand is much slower with very specific mechanics designed to restrict gameplay, however it has much more complex mechanics that improve gameplay and quality of life over the non-beta version. Neither version is complete and who knows if they will ever be complete. I think the non-beta game is a lot of fun and is addicting to play consistently, where as the beta version has a steep learning curve that lowers the amount of fun I had with it (also there is no tutorial/tooltips in the beta version which add to the learning experience). Non-beta took me about 15 hours to reach the current end game, while the beta version took about 20 hours (but it also lacks "rituals" which the non-beta version has). If you like active incrementals, you'll enjoy this game. If you are looking for an idle game, you won't like the non-beta, but will probably like the beta version which has more idle elements to unlock/utilize. There is no offline progression.