Super Infinite Spreadsheets
by Moczan
Super Infinite Spreadsheets
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Description
Run a company, hire interns, gain influence and other cools stuff in this improved version of Infinite Spreadsheets
How to Play
Use mouse to play the game, keyboard shortcuts are also available (check out Help menu in-game!)
FAQ
What is Super Infinite Spreadsheets?
Super Infinite Spreadsheets is an idle incremental game developed by Moczan, where you automate spreadsheets and manage resources to progress.
How do you play Super Infinite Spreadsheets?
In Super Infinite Spreadsheets, you set up and upgrade spreadsheet formulas, automate data entry, and collect resources that help you advance through endless spreadsheet layers.
What are the main progression systems in Super Infinite Spreadsheets?
The game features upgrades, automation unlocks, various spreadsheet layers, and prestige mechanics that let you reset progress for long-term benefits.
Does Super Infinite Spreadsheets have offline progress?
Yes, Super Infinite Spreadsheets supports offline progress, allowing you to earn resources and advance even when not actively playing.
Who is the developer of Super Infinite Spreadsheets?
Super Infinite Spreadsheets was created by Moczan and is available as a browser-based idle game.
Developer Updates
ver 1.0.3.4
- Settings Panel visible during new game/hard reset so players can instantly import their save files
- Achievements will now sort and show unfinished ones first
- Option to increase your Science per hour with Employees
- 4 new things to spend your Science points on available on high Science Tiers
Comments
Crom60
Oct. 28, 2015
You should have levels past workstations. Cubicles, pulpits, floors, buildings, and office parks.
zomboglace
Jan. 30, 2020
If u type the amount of things u want to buy you can go to decimal number, i got something like 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 (10^-70) workstation with some cell
nevinsheep
Sep. 30, 2019
i'm concerned why interns disappear after filling one singular cell...
Luingar
Nov. 03, 2015
....So apparently the earth is 1.3e25 pounds.. Meaning if you have more than 10E23 (assuming each intern weighs 100 pounds), you have a planet of interns. Not a planet covered of interns, not a planet sized space station full of interns... a literal planet, composed entirely of interns smooshed together...
qswdef
Oct. 06, 2015
'No puns for Disc Partition yet. Would you like to format one now?'