Recent reviews by probo_

Should probably stay lost

Repetetive and lack of strategizing means its just a neverending loop. Then on top of that the game doesn't give as much progression when you are offline + the maximum offline time is something like 4-5 hours depending on your upgrades. That means you feel tied to the game for aslong as you play it, you will feel like you need to have the game on in the background all the time, and keep jumping in every 20 min to click a few buttons.

There is also some pay2win, but its not too bad I guess.

I recently unlocked the last warp area, which seems a bit interesting and allows for a bit of strategizing, but I doubt it will be fun enough to change this review to an upvote.

I hate to put a thumbs down on a small creator like this. But I feel it necessary because this game breaks one of the core tenets of idle games, it doesn't give even close to the same progress if you close the game. It also gives less progress if you don't have the game window focused and constantly either clicking in it or holding your mouse down.

I guess this is what modern mmorpgs look like, if that is the case I have to reconsider ever playing this genre. It's got all the worst that mmorpgs have to offer. Griefing pvp, zerging of huge groups of players in open world pvp that makes everything lag. Huge pay to win elements. Lots of time gated content. Repetitive, rng based.

This is fantastically good for a free game

Just as long as this isn't something you intend on playing full time (a lot of hours per day), it is a nice game. You can supplement it with another idle game per your choosing.

Not fun for me at least. Not sure if I'm just doing something wrong but it seems too difficult. Maybe soloing just isn't the way to go, then add an npc that I can give some commands to?

A warning to anyone who contemplates playing this: You cannot quit the game! If you quit you won't be getting almost any of the progress you get while the game is open. So prepare your computer to be on 24/7 for the rest of eternity...

A lot of very useful quality of life upgrades are stuck behind an "epic coin" paywall, which can either be bought for real life $$$ or farmed extremely slowly over many months... But this is the usual fare for a game like this so nothing special there.

It's like an oldschool rpg, very little handholding and you are expected to grind enemies while you stumble around not knowing exactly where to go or what to do, but you will need the experience points anyway because the game is hard.

+ Good wiki documentation if you wanna look up quests.
+ The game was cheap!
- very janky gameplay. The game is originally made for mobile phone, which might explain why you can't even aim your own spells in combat.

Actually pretty decent for a f2p