Modifiers

1. Maxed out symbols

Changes 'maxed out symbol' and color palette. Does not have an effect on game play.

2.1. Standard Fixed Costs

Fixed cost curves set the base cost for adding colors and machine calculations. Standard fixed cost curve is the default alghorithm. It's consistant in it's increase and without surprises.

2.2. High Fixed Costs

Base costs are high, both in the begining of the game, and in later stages. To balance it out, higher colors get an income benefit bonus which might change the optimal min-max strategy for the player.

2.3. Plateau Fixed Costs

Game starts to get very difficult around color 8-9 but after a tipping point, it's very easy to progress until the meaning of life. Great modifier for a satisfactory delayed grafitication feeling.

2.4. Logarithmic Fixed Cost

Hardest option for the early stage. Even getting to the first round of prestige is time consuming. Every round gets significantly easier. Fun game play for those who want to grind without numbers getting crazy high.

2.5. Exponential Fixed Cost

Things escalate quicky with this mode. With a good pow getting to the machine is a matter of minutes. Player should capitalize on cheaper color upgrades as the exponential curve also has the most difficult ending.

2.0. Custom Fixed Cost

Very close to the Standard Fixed Cost curve but with waves of difficulty. Difficult walls after mach6 and color9. Easier low colors and early machines to help getting higher prestige bonuses.

3. Cost Factor 'K'

Higher the K factor the more difficult it gets to max out colors, but with the side effect of increased initial revenues.

4. Level up Benefits

Amount of revenue benefit per every level upgrade. With everthing else equal, a high curve advantages waiting out colors to get to the high levels. A low curve benefits from frequent prestiges. However the effect is very much dependent on other modifiers.

5. Level Multipliers

Defines when colors get level multiplies. Different number patterns bring significant changes in game pace and optimum strategy.

6.1. - 6.2. - 6.3. Prestige Curves

Higher the value, steeper the curve. With a higher prestige curve, Prestige ROI for the next color gets larger towards the end.

	c5	c6	c7	c8	c9	m1	m2	m3	m4	m5	m6	m7
6.1	5	27	150	720	3K	8K	25K	72K	196K	500K	1M	3M
6.2	2	5	36	100	480	2K	9K	35K	123K	1M	5M	24M
6.3	1	4	16	72	300	1K	8K	100K	500K	2M	16M	80M

6.4. Random Prestige Mode

Each prestige round selects between 3 possible boost values with one of them being significantly higher. With this mode luck becomes an important factor especially in the early stage.

6.5. Profit Prestige Mode

Prestige value is defined by profit per second instead of color progression. This mode has significantly different game play as the player is rewarded for long rounds.

7. Machine Calculations

Number of machine calculations needed to finish the game. Mach 5 has fewer calculations, but it has a steeper fixed cost curve between calculations.

8. Sleeper Mode

Earns significantly more offline Multipliers. Especially after and 8 hours of not playing. Color revenues will be slightly lower as a trade off.

9. Manual Pace Mode

Ability to fast forward the pace of the game which will be slower than usual. Pushing the button repeatedly or holding it have different effects.

10. Time Bomb

The color that's selected as the time bomb earns 24x more, but it's 6x slower to fill. So speed boosts are particularly important. You can identify this color in the game with '$$' instead of '$'.

11. World 1 modifiers

Returns all game specifications to World 1 defaults.