BigOhStudios's Comments

This brought all the joy and frustration of a new puzzle just like Shift and Portal: The Flash Game. Well done! Dangerous Ceiling was the toughest one for me.

@DALES1 - When you go to "New Game" there's an option there "Paste Map". Paste the contents from that google site into there, and you'll get spaghetti--- this map from hell, lol. Thanks for sharing that URL, btw. I didn't know the maps were still accessible.

@BrianBoitano - 7 is the last one

@jugglenoid, looking at the game's code, it looks like the code expects 80,000,000 helium, even though the description says 8,000,000. The developer said that's a bug and will get fixed at some point.

Inverted mouse would be swell!

A settler comes to your town and with a sigh decides this is where he will settle down. Seconds later, he is drafted into the army.

A thousand dollars for a pair of 3D glasses seems a bit stiff for someone fresh out of college.

Is the game broken for anyone else? I just get the background when I load it up. For 2 days running now.

It would be cool if there were a way to buy back sacrificed angels. Like, some sort of Angelic Redemption or something.

The "buy" that scrolls where the price is really slows down buying multiples too for those of us with OCD. Hard to know if buying 100 is going to be too much money or not.

When leveling back up after a reset, having the upgrades and such cover the main game screen really slows things down.

The achievement earned popups cover up the price of the donut shop.

I miss being able to see what the achievements did before I got them. It helped in prioritizing.

@biggreen200 - if you export your data via the settings tab, it'll copy it to your clipboard. Then look online for something called a base64 decoder. If you paste your game save data into that and then decode it, there's a stat in there for how many angels you murdered.

I remember when nonillions were cool.

@smeata - all time cash earned. @SeaJay - YES! It's so ridiculous, but yes.

Maybe like airlines (space lines) or moon bases as an investment after the oil rigs. Asteroid mining.

Was there something factually incorrect about my answer? They do get more costly to acquire, and they're gone permanently. That doesn't mean they're not worth it. As other have said, when you get to the point where the cost of a particular upgrade is a fraction of your angel base, then it makes sense. For example the 10k angels for 3x boost is almost a no-brainer once you have, say, 250k angels.

@kanne10 - they are not permanent. Also, replacing the angels will cost more to replace than it did to get them, since total angels earned over time get more difficult to acquire.

I should have gone into lemonade instead of software development.