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Infinite Cosmos

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Clicker, Idler, Incremental

Game Platforms:

Unity

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In Infinite Cosmos you are the newly appointed Planetary Development Director for the United Federation! Your assignment is constructing new habitats on extraterrestrial planets for the betterment of humanity. In this role you’re in charge of building and improving unique sectors of the habitats as well as managing off-world research departments dedicated to advancing humankind’s prosperity in the universe!
Upgrade your planet’s sectors, install extensions, and perform system updates to advance humankind faster and further than ever before!

You mostly do this via the bottom button on each sector. The upgrade multiplier button just to the right of the wealth bar at the top of the screen allows you to make improvements to each sector in bulk.

The number on the specialist map panel indicates your current recruits. Request a planetary reassignment to convert them into specialists. Specialists always give an inherent output bonus, but can also be assigned to nodes in the specialist map, increasing your performance even further!

The statistics panel can be a helpful tool in determining what sectors you might be interested in improving next. The bar chart is a normalized representation of the output per second of each sector. The smallest being the lowest per second, the largest being the highest per second, and all the other proportionately in between.

Clicking the cog icon in the upper-left corner will open the settings menu. Here you can view save information or manage your settings.

Good luck, have fun, and thank you for playing!

M – Cycle through the upgrade multiplier options
E – Toggle the ‘Buy Exact’ setting
I – Toggle the ‘Inclusive Auto-Installer’ setting
Esc – Close open windows

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