I've played quite a bit of this game, and it's really one of those games that I keep opening due to inertia rather than actually being particularly interested in the game. It takes "idle" to the next level, with it being common that the next area requires weeks of progress to begin.

Progression time is measured in months, not hours or even days. This is a game which blatantly disrespects your time.

This in itself is fine if you only have to open the game once a week or day, and see how your virtual winnings are coming along. However, it does want you to keep the game open, as inventory drops only happen when the game is eating some of your CPU cycles. It's more fair than many games I've played with offline progress, but items are usually the main means of progression, so you really are forced to have the game open quite often.

Ultimately, I cannot recommend this game simply because of the absolute disregard it has for your time. It seriously drags on in a way that I cannot put into words. Additionally, where other idle games give you the ability to automate common tasks as a core part of the game, this takes pride in locking those features behind paywalls.

I've played quite a bit of this game, and it's really one of those games that I keep opening due to inertia rather than actually being particularly interested in the game. It takes "idle" to the next level, with it being common that the next area requires weeks of progress to begin. Progression time is measured in months, not hours or even days. This is a game which blatantly disrespects your time. This in itself is fine if you only have to open the game once a week or day, and see how your virtual winnings are coming along. However, it does want you to keep the game open, as inventory drops only happen when the game is eating some of your CPU cycles. It's more fair than many games I've played with offline progress, but items are usually the main means of progression, so you really are forced to have the game open quite often. Ultimately, I cannot recommend this game simply because of the absolute disregard it has for your time. It seriously drags on in a way that I cannot put into words. Additionally, where other idle games give you the ability to automate common tasks as a core part of the game, this takes pride in locking those features behind paywalls.