Silicon Evolution vs Pasch

Start with a single 8-bit CPU. End up running a quantum supercomputer. Everything in between is up to you. Silicon Evolution is an idle game about building a computing empire across 8 technology eras. Buy hardware, invest in research, prestige to keep your gains, and come back to find your empire still ticking away while you were gone. The research tree has 122 nodes across 11 categories - power, cooling, networking, security, virtualization and more. Each node has 5 levels. It takes a while to work through all of it, and that's kind of the point. Once you hit the 32-bit era, you pick an architecture path that sticks for the rest of the run: - Overclocker: your cycle output goes up 60% and the Boost button lasts twice as long - Architect: knowledge generation goes up 80% and research gets 40% cheaper - Resilience: offline earnings jump 120% and your legacy hardware earns 3x as much Prestige resets your hardware but not your silicon shards, which permanently multiply what you earn. Each run is a bit faster than the last. After enough runs you can reset everything for a leaderboard time and try to beat yourself. Old hardware never disappears - it becomes legacy income that keeps paying out forever. No paywalls. No timers you can pay to skip. The only in-app purchase removes ads, and that's it.

One die. One swipe. One euro. In Pasch you start at a big table with a single wooden die. Swipe across it and it tumbles over the felt. The pips are your euros. Spend them on more dice, and soon you are swiping through dozens at once. • Swipe without lifting your finger: every die you touch rolls • Fourteen materials, from wood and silver to emerald, diamond, rainbow and neutronium • Dice with more sides: from D6 up to D100 • Upgrades for value, high numbers and auto-roll, with a chart of how often each number comes up • Doubles, straights, full houses and doubles streaks pay a bonus • Golden dice, bonus zones, a dice cup and a daily D20 • Collapse: crush your table into dark matter and spend it in a huge skill tree with 80 nodes • Nine challenges with their own rules and permanent rewards • Big Bang and stardust as a second prestige layer: engrave your dice with patterns and create planets • The multiverse as a third layer: master eight laws with an upside and a downside, one after another • The black hole as a fourth layer: everything falls in, you collect quanta and unlock neutronium dice, hole dice and black zones • 26 table surfaces and 15 rims to unlock, from a billiards table to a rainbow rim • Active at first, automated later: auto-roll, auto-buy, auto-collapse by share, time or target, each one can be switched off • Numbers without a ceiling: your fortune grows far past 1e308 • Offline income, 73 achievements (11 of them secret), a dice album and detailed stats for every die • Six Game Center leaderboards • Light and dark mode, in six languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Japanese • No in-app purchases. Ads only when you start them yourself: triple income for 30 minutes or double offline income For everyone who loves big numbers – and dice.