Universal Paperclips reviews

this is good, theme is nice, unfolding is nice. I think the combat mechanic and art is really cool

With amazing attention to detail, this game made me feel deeply uncomfortable in the best way. Highly recommended. I loved it.

Great Game, a real drug... I was already playing the Web version... What about Fantastic! Hopefully in some updates that stretch it a little... ❤ ️

Very addictive little game, just too bad to you have to reinstall the app to restart the game :/ I used up all resources before hitting 5 quintillion clips.

Worse than a drug, games of this type there are many but this remains my favorite. It ends in about 6-10 hours. Please, expand it and add some other things to the game!

The idea of departure is very good. We take the game of world domination fast! But we arrive very quickly on a phase that is no longer very interesting and where the challenges are lacking...

The app takes all the screen and is only in portrait format (it would be better in landscape and then especially to have the choice) does not turn into a background spot no sync between iPhone and iPad progress has to be made!

I don't know the web version of this Game. So I'm just talking about the App. In the Beginning the Game seems quite boring and sometimes it takes quite a long time to get on, then you have to persevere. It's worth it, too.

Excellent game, very very addictive. For the iPad version, it would be nice to have a view in 2 or 3 columns so as to have everything or almost on one screen, and thus avoid scrolling up and down, as is done on the iPhone.

In itself a captivating play, but the User Interface is the Plague. One on one Taken over from the Website, but that's where the three-column interface works. Not here. My Tip: Buy the App and then play the browser version on the Desktop In a clear conscience.

I love the web-based game and really wanted to play it on my new iPad. The game works fine, although calculations are off and it doesn’t save all my progress. For example I would sell 50 Paperclips for $0.10 each and end up with $4.99. Also I would close the game at 133 paperclips, and when I open it again it’s at only 67.

The game reveals an elaborated conceptual sci-fi narrative about a possible future with advanced AIs that hooks you after every paperclip you make. Don’t let his restrained visual appearance or his simple clicker mechanics fool you. This is actually a game about growth and discovery. It’s worth every second you spend on it.