1 - 20: Fullfil the objectives (bottom left box), advance evolution via natural selection until you reach the last level

Only a few are tricky. Most notably one where the objective changes every 10 seconds and thus cannot be fulfilled. Go to one of the menus at the top and open the objective box there. The text there, telling you to go back to the main screen, will slowly build up more and more exclamation marks after the objective. Wait app. a minute and go back to the main game screen to find the objective fulfilled.

All other objectives are self-explaining or require some "knowledge" about the elements.

Upgrades can be bought in the UPGRADES menu (F1). Altogether there are 636 upgrades. Getting additional upgrades from the planet does not affect the total count.

Compounds can be bought in the EVOLUTION menu (F2), which needs to be unlocked with some atoms. Buy the “Slots” upgrade in the UPGRADE menu to get up to four different compound buying options. After 5:00 minutes the options change automatically, but you can also click on “NEW request” to change the options after 3:00 minutes. Altogether there are 21 different compounds. Each one has to be bought at least once. In the Compounds menu (mid-right) you can see which ones you already bought.

Zones can be upgraded in the ZONES menu (F3), which needs to be unlocked with some atoms. You get 1 point per second for each active zone. A zone is active, when all elements in it have at least one extractor. The best options for permanent activation are “Diatomic monmetal”, “Polyatomic nonmetal” and “Alkali metal” as these zones are relatively small and contain many elements that you need for buying compounds (“H”, “C”, “N”, “O”, “F”, “S”, “Na”, “K”, …). Altogether you can buy 1100 bonus upgrades. After buying all bonus upgrades you don’t need to activate zones ever again. There is also one planet upgrade (Devonian) that gives you one permanent point per second.

Transactions can be made in the EXCHANGE menu (F4), which needs to be unlocked with some atoms. You exchange one element into another one, thereby losing a few percent during the exchange. The exchange rate can be upgraded in the UPGRADE menu up to 95% (you will always lose at least 5% in any transaction). This option will come in handy when you gather knowledge for each individual element in the KNOWLEDGE menu. To get the exam points quickly, click on the options “ALL” and “SPLIT” to spread the amount of atoms evenly across all elements (only do this when you have a high exchange rate).

Transactions can be made in the EXCHANGE menu (F5), which needs to be unlocked with some atoms. Spending the atoms of one element for its own progression, the element will get an individual bonus up to 100% (a double in production). The number of atoms you have to pay for each element depends on their number of protons. You need to upgrade an element to 10% to unlock the next one. After 10 and 25 fully known elements you get the options to shoot (press a button instead of the green tiles) and to auto-shoot (press once, it will invest as much as possible), however these make the costs a little higher.

The RESERVE menu (F6) needs to be unlocked with some atoms, it is the last one to unlock. Here, reserving a certain percentage (up to 30%) of each element’s production will fund the creation of reserve points. These can be spent to improve e.g. the waiting time between quizzes or the attempts in mini games. To get points quickly, invest all earned points into “MAX %” and then increase the percentage of reserved atoms in each element to boost the funding. After getting all 30 points, set the reserve rate back to 0%. You can also get some points via planet upgrades, however, these do not count for the exam points.

Spend atoms on anything.

Put extractors on different elements. It does not need to be at the same time (there are not enough extractors for all elements). Alternatively, you can also split atoms among all elements in the EXCHANGE menu (F4) to get the exam points. You unlock all 118 elements by buying zones in the UPGRADES menu (F1).

Compounds appear once in a while on the main game screen. Every time five compounds show up one after the other and disappear after a few seconds. Some seem to be rarer, esp. Copper(II) sulfate. Wait for the later ones (they are more complex) and click on them if you don’t have them already, else click on one that looks new to you. If you know which ones are missing (you see them in the Compounds menu, mid-right) and they don’t show up, try to focus on a single compound, because there is also one exam point for clicking one compound 20 times. In the RESERVE menu (F6) you can lower the waiting time by investing in “REPOP”. Also, get the “Alert Compound popup” in the Ordovician period to get a warning sign every time compounds are about to show up. Thus, you won’t miss them when you are not on the main game screen. However, if you play actively, choose the “2 more compounds pop” option. Altogether there are 21 different compounds. Each one needs to be clicked at least once.

Note: I couldn't find Copper(II) sulfate (CuSO4) until I activated the “2 more compounds pop” option.

Click any compounds a certain amount of times, same tipps as in “Collector” exam points.

Have the game open for a certain amount of time.

Total time counts active playing time and idle time when the game is not open.

Continue your game slot a certain amount of times.

Visit the different menus a certain amount of time. To quickly get the exam points, use the shortcuts (F1 – F6).

Unlock all menus and stay away from them for a certain time. Unlock all menus by spending atoms on them, go to the main game screen and watch a few episodes of Rick and Morty. Come back when the exam tab is flashing.

Minigames appear once in a while on the main game screen. Quiz is by far the most common one. The waiting time between quizzes can be reduced in the reserve menu. There you can also buy upgrades that make the minigames a bit easier. Get “Alert Minigame popup” or “more frequently minigames” in the Quaternary period.


Arkanoid mini game (a blue ball appears in the background):











Matching game (an additional tile appears):

All exam points must be achieved in the EVOLUTION menu (F2). For the clicking exam points: It seems to be more successful in the very center of the button and less successful at the margin. Reduce the number of evolution points per click to 1 and just click as often as possible.