Atomas Neo Reviews: Is It Legit?

Customer Experience

Positive experience87.1% of reviews
Neutral0.0% of reviews
Negative experience12.9% of reviews

~ Based on 31 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Atomas Neo Safe?

Atomas Neo appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Atomas Neo is 92/100.

This assessment is based on 105 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.8/5.

Safety Analysis

95.2% of ratings point to a safe experience
0.0% of ratings suggest some concerns
4.8% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 63 App Store ratings for Atomas Neo.

Is Atomas Neo Legit?

Atomas Neo appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Atomas Neo is 80/100.

Based on 80 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

As fun as the original, please add ability to sync between devices!!

As in the title, just want the ability to sync between iPad and iPhone. Also for those of us with aging eyes, the ability to increase font sizes a tad or bold them would be grand. Red/green color blindness mode might be epic too :)

amazing

need Chinese

It’s back!!!

Having played the original I was THRILLED to see a new update for the original but also a new app! It plays just like the original too but even better! Very happy and glad to see it

interesting changes!

there’s a lot of different features and a lot more strategizing than in the original game, but I think it’s about the same difficulty. It’s more nuanced and very fun

A Rare Gem in a Subscription Age

Atomas has been born anew and I champion its return! The decisive puzzle game for anything in between killing 30 seconds of time in line, to spending hours and hours end to end smashing atoms through the periodic table. In a time where everything wants to bill you monthly, Atomas asks you for a small fee up front for what becomes hundreds of hours of well spent puzzle time, immersive sound and relaxing gameplay. As a veteran player the only thing currently missing from the new version is the arc over your largest chain to indicate its symmetry for the combination. Would love to see that added back as an accessibility option, as late game atoms can be tricky to distinguish.
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I love this

It’s amazing and I love the new graphics but please could you add the like indicator line that was on the outer edge of the circle that would show the biggest fusion available and like how big it was because I keep getting similarly coloured elements confused and this really helped that in the original game thanks
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Veteran Loves it Perfection

I was there when the first version of ATOMAS came out, and it’s never left my phone all these years. I always wished it would get some improvements, and finally, after all this time, that wait has come to an end.

I absolutely love this new version. And thank God there are no ads or microtransactions—just one simple, one-time purchase. It’s honestly so worth it.

Now I can finally play this for years to come and die in peace knowing I got to enjoy the V2 I’ve been waiting for. 😂
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Great game

Small bug: After reaching a large amount of molecules, the multiplier becomes negative, and score decreases, causing a few errors in the game. Was more prevalent in my experience so I had to terminate my run, but other than that, mechanics are very nice and entertaining. I’d love to have a stats for nerds page with live access to the chance pool of spawns, but not having it keeps me in suspense. Will be waiting for the next update!

Edit: Local Leaderboard name saving is bugged as well
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Great improvement on classic game

Definitely worth the purchase. Feels a lot more balanced following recent updates. I am wondering if there could be an option to clear scores, because I feel like my top scores exploited mechanics that have been fixed and cannot be beaten.

Also, it would be nice to see cooldown on the tool selection screen, since I was surprised to see that change so much for the noisy disk.
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Multiple resume-related issues in Atomas Neo on iPhone 13

Hello Sirnic team, I didn’t find yours feedback mail, so that’s my comment

I found several bugs in Atomas Neo that all seem to be related to resuming the game after it has been left in the background

Device: iPhone 13
OS: iOS 18.7.8

General conditions

The bugs do not appear immediately after launching the game. They start occurring after the app has been sent to the background (by locking the phone or switching to another app) while remaining in memory. After returning to the game, various gameplay issues begin to appear. They seem to occur randomly without any specific in-game action triggering them

Force-closing the app and launching it again completely fixes the issues until the game spends some time in the background again

Bug 1 – Incomplete atom chain merge

When a chain contains four or more matching atoms, only the first pair merges instead of the entire chain merging as expected

Expected behavior:
The whole chain should merge according to the normal game mechanics

Actual behavior:
Only the first pair merges, and the remaining atoms stay unchanged

Bug 2 – Increase operator becomes a normal atom

Sometimes the atom increase operator stops functioning. Instead of activating, it remains in the ring as if it were a regular atom

The only way to remove it is by using the delete operator

Expected behavior:
The increase operator should activate normally when used

Actual behavior:
It remains in the ring as a regular atom and becomes unusable

Additional information

These issues disappear after force-closing the app and reopening it, but they eventually return once the game has remained in the background again

I hope this information helps reproduce and fix the problem. If needed, I can also provide a screen recording
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Yay!

this was my favorite game before it got revamped and now that it’s a new improved game, I’m so happy

An hidden gem

As an aromas player ! This rework is a huge improvement ! The graphics are good while not being too overwhelming, the game is complete, with around 20 items, 10+ different operators, all balanced and making the game challenging. And don’t get me started on the gameplay… The idea of different phases and debuffs is really good, so add this with some deck building makes a great game gameplay: every game is different. There are lots of little details too.

I really love this game, and I hope there will be some new content added in the future, such as new modes.
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Everything I Want From A Sequel

I played the original for SO long, this provided even more content and better visuals, music, everything!

AI slop

I’m a big fan of original Atomas and the graphic was much more clean and understandable. This version is extremely hard to read due to unnecessary hi-fidelity designs. Just awful design, I’m sorry. I’ll continue enjoying Atomas ORIGINAL!

Love but found some bugs

This game is a 10/10 in my book, adding lots of fun and depth to the og atomas I have been playing for the last 5+ years

Welllll worth the $$$!!!



I’ve been playing this game for a few days, I found some bugs that would be sweet to see resolved, as well as some feature requests!

Mostly just thoughts for the dev, the core game is still a blast and with it for other readers :)

Bugs (on iPhone 17):

1: Max score bug - I got a video of the math breaking posted in the r/atomas subreddit - using polymerization, I was able to get the molecules on my largest atom to the e18 range, but my max score was capped around the 3e11 range (with each fusion giving a max of ~2e9)

In addition, my max score was able to go down after a fusion, I assume for the same reason

2: molecules text - also in the video above, the text for the molecules sometimes becomes hidden, and may or may not return after a fusion

In addition, the text may overlap with other atom’s molecules text with such large numbers - could be resolved using the scientific notation when the numbers are large enough

3: swap operator bug - I used a swap operator after having cleared the field with a delete operator, and it stayed on the field (okay) - however, once I added one and then two atoms on the field, the swap operator remained, and never triggered again - I was only able to remove it with a delete/minus operator

4: minor text bug - the polymerization text is long enough that it overhangs the box on the “modifier overview screen” or whatever it’s called



Feature requests (nothing major but for polishing!):

1: option to change the animation speed to faster / slower (I find once I’m in the zone it’s a little slow)

2: ability to toggle settings while in a game (sound mute etc)

3: tutorial: show how the reset button works (the top right time travel button) in the tutorial - also better explanation of the tools and counters (was unclear that I could use a tool more than once from tutorial)

4: show the counters for the tools in the tool selection view (unsure what the counters are until having used one)

5: when adding an atom back to the field with the time/clock tool (the tool that allows you to hold an atom), it “feels” like there is an unnecessary extra click needed to press the middle instead of the atom just popping straight to the middle

6: progression : having played atomas 1, on my first play through of neo I was able to unlock all of the tools - I think it would be more rewarding if the unlocks for the tools were gated by getting to the required score “with” the previous tool

I.e. trashcan tool unlocks after reaching 10k points “with” the scissors tool

This forces you to try each tool in the progression to unlock all of them!

7: more / harder game modes!

The difficulty increase while progressing the levels is super fun (the sleeping atoms etc), it would be fun to have a game mode where all of the negative effects stack requiring more precision to stay alive

Also more game modes in general!

8: better explanation for the global 2x score multiplier - how do you trigger 3 fusions in one move? Is that just a fusion with 6 atoms? Or 3x dark + triggering in the same move

Also, would be sweet to see the global multiplier on the screen if you are able to trigger this (not sure if it does this or not)



Thanks for making this great game! Mostly just minor things for polishing!
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Veteran who loves the sequel

Played the first game for ten years, best puzzle time killer I’ve encountered. The sequel is more engaging and strategic, which makes it more fun. My only wish is snappier animations/ let me move at the pace of my button presses and skip thru the animations. The OG game felt a bit faster than this one. Still, amazing game.
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Great visual and gameplay overhaul but needs development

I've had Atomas on my phone for ages as a fun time-waster on flights and whatnot, so seeing that there's a new version is a welcome suprise. I have been having a lot of fun running up my high score and finding powerful combos to maximize molecule generation. Overall, the experience has been great, but the breadth of content is quite narrow. Once you reach a certain score threshold, the game stagnates and you're essentially just running up the score until you slip up, so some new gamemodes or a proper endless mode would be nice to see. The balance is generally nice, but the handicap in the Quantum realm where your atoms get marked for deletion is super frustrating. Often you'll have built up a large multiplier on your strongest atom only for it to get randomly marked, and if you've just used your power-ups, you can only sit and watch as your hard work gets removed and you have to start from scratch again.
Even so, this game does feel like a natural evolution of the original, and is for sure worth the $4. I'm looking forward to seeing what's next in the updates!
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Great improvement of the original, but lacks some QoL features

This is a great game, and I love that you fixed the unintuitive aim when only two atoms are on the field. An animation speed setting would be nice to have.

Fun change of pace

I had the original Atomas on my phone for over 10 years, and it’s one of the few games I played consistently. This new game does very well in keeping with the same timeless gameplay, while adding enough new mechanics to keep things interesting. The price isn’t greedy, and there’s no ads. This pretty much hits every mark in my book for a great phone game. 5 stars.
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Great improvement on classic game

Definitely worth the purchase. At some times the animations are a bit over the top and it’s harder to tell what is going on relative to the simple clean look of the original. Perhaps a reduced effects toggle could be nice? But overall the gameplay improvements and balance changes make this the superior experience.
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