DataFall

DataFall

kNu Game Studio · April 17, 2026 · Idler, Character Customization, Cyberpunk, Automation, Isometric

Buy DataFall from Steam at $3.99 — the cheapest of 1 store we compare.

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Mostly Positive72% · 18
Best price
$3.99
lowest tracked $2.79
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DataFall price by region

DataFall costs £1.03 in the United Kingdom, €1.17 in Europe (EUR), $2.69 in Georgia (USD), $3.99 in the United States, CA$4.99 in Canada, A$5.95 in Australia, NZ$5.99 in New Zealand, zł6.47 in Poland and R$13.79 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest DataFall offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £1.03 −70% £3.39 £1.03 2
Europe (EUR) €1.17 −71% €3.99 €1.17 2
Georgia (USD) $2.69 $2.69 — 1
United Statesyour region $3.99 $3.99 — 1
Canada CA$4.99 CA$4.99 — 1
Australia A$5.95 A$5.95 — 1
New Zealand NZ$5.99 NZ$5.99 — 1
Poland zł6.47 −64% zł17.99 zł6.47 2
Brazil R$13.79 R$13.79 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About DataFall

Play the demo now.
  • This demo includes a complete gameplay loop with the first Ascension.
  • Your progress carries into the full game.
  • Actively being improved based on player feedback.
   DataFall is a cyberpunk idle clicker built around automation, scaling systems, and controlled overload. Your units operate continuously, generating resources and filling the screen with motion and numbers. Progress continues whether you actively manage the system or let it run.At its core, DataFall is about building efficient systems and pushing them past their limits.     Automated units generate income over time, while upgrades fundamentally reshape how your system behaves. As progression accelerates, visual density and pacing intensify. But automation has limits — boss encounters and ascension-style resets break the idle loop, forcing direct decisions and strategic adaptation. These moments define long-term progression.

Achievements & Progression

   A deep achievement system rewards optimization, milestones, and long-term commitment. Each unlock reflects permanent advancement, reinforcing progress across runs and encouraging experimentation. Even as systems reset, growth persists — turning every run into a step forward rather than a restart.

Advanced Systems & Late-Game Control

   As progression deepens, new layers of control unlock through systems like the Paragon Lab, Relic Shop, and Black Market. These mechanics redefine how your build evolves — offering powerful modifiers, rare upgrades, and strategic trade-offs that shape each run differently. Optimization becomes more than scaling numbers; it’s about choosing the right paths, adapting to new synergies, and pushing your setup into increasingly specialized directions.

Key Features

  • Automation That Never Stops — Units generate income and damage continuously, with or without input
  • Scaling Into Chaos — Speed, density, and numbers escalate until the system hits its limits
  • Build-Defining Upgrades — Relics, upgrades, and modifiers reshape how your entire setup works
  • Ascend and Evolve — Reset progress to unlock permanent power and new optimization paths
  • Bosses Break Automation — Critical encounters force direct control and real decisions
  • Advanced Systems Unlock Late — Paragon Lab, Black Market, and Relic Shop expand your strategy
  • Progress That Always Matters — Achievements and milestones ensure every run moves you forward
  • Cyberpunk Visual Overload — A fast, high-contrast world filled with motion and numbers

DataFall — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended May 1, 2026
Idle & Incremental Lovers doesn't recommend DataFall: [i]Soundtrack is a banger, neon color palette is beautiful. Sadly, it fails gameplay-wise. You can favor a playstyle (idler or clicker), but it's in both cases a repetitive grind with boring upgrades.[/i] + As mentioned, soundtrack and color palette are great (so I really wanted to like it, but I couldn't). - Upgrades, both in the prestige system and on the market, are purely of the "numbers go up" type. There is absolutely no change in gameplay through the whole game. - You're supposed to get 3 exciting new stuff after 3 prestige milestones, but they (relic forge, black market and paragon lab) are disappointing and uninspired. - Pacing is too slow. - I pushed to the last prestige milestone, hoping for something big to happen, but it falled flat. There is no ending, the grind goes unrewarded. *There are two types of people in this world: one, who can extrapolate from incomplete data, two.* Hope this review is helpful! Follow my curator page for more Idle & Incremental games recommendations : [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/46077092-Idle-Incremental-Lovers/]Idle & Incremental Lovers Curator page[/url]
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Recommended May 12, 2026
Makes the numbers go brrrrrrr
Recommended May 9, 2026
A little idle clicker in a different universe, nice short game which will bring your some fun. Worth it
Recommended May 6, 2026
it is basic and fun. good to check on sometimes and go on with your daily pc work
Recommended Apr 24, 2026
This incremental game picks up speed pretty quickly after just a few basic clicks. Your main goal is to collect data by clicking anywhere on the screen with either mouse button, and then spend that data on upgrades. Early on, most of your progress goes into data miners, which start generating data automatically so you don’t have to keep clicking all the time. There are several types of miners, and each one can be upgraded many times, although every purchase makes the next upgrade a bit more expensive. You’ll find all of these automation options in the factory tab. That said, clicking never really becomes useless. You can land critical hits that boost how much data you collect, which makes active play feel rewarding. Also, there are occasional power-ups flying across the screen and a dedicated click tab where you can improve click strength, increase your critical chance, and unlock a few extra perks that make each click more impactful. The mining tab works a bit differently. Instead of data, it uses nodes. Fortunately, you can convert data into nodes at a rate of one hundred data for one node, so it’s easy to keep things moving. Mining is how you generate crypto, which is essentia…
Recommended Apr 21, 2026
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