if you like this game and other similar games then feel free to add me

[charlie white]

big into idle games ! always looking for new ones to play

[Truth_X_ile]

The Perfect Tower 2 has a special place in my heart, they are still actively updating the game as well, while mainly active to a certain point then idle, it also has a lot of other miscellaneous features to help boost your primary goal of becoming more efficient in various abilities or passive boosts

[RADIATION]

Realm Grinder was pretty fun. Not quite like Melvor but it's a decent idle game without the eternal-grindiness of Clicker Heroes.

[charlie white]

clicker heroes was super fun wish the game wasnt abandoned by the devs

[charlie white]

Originally posted by Rad Child:

Originally posted by god zodar:

clicker heroes was super fun wish the game wasnt abandoned by the devs

I enjoyed it until they added the zone count above 2,000, it's just too much for me. Try out Realm Grinder, Fallout Shelter, and maybe Idle Hero. There is unfortunately not a lot of great idle games, which is surprising since they seem relatively easy to develop.

realm grinder is a game i would definately play

[RADIATION]

Originally posted by god zodar:

clicker heroes was super fun wish the game wasnt abandoned by the devs

Click heroes was fun until they added more zones past 2,000, it was too much for me. Try Realm Grinder, Legends of Idleon, Idle Warrior, and maybe Fallout Shelter. There is unfortunately not a lot of great idle games, which is surprising because they seem relatively easy to develop.

[charlie white]

Originally posted by Rad Child:

Originally posted by god zodar:

clicker heroes was super fun wish the game wasnt abandoned by the devs

Click heroes was fun until they added more zones past 2,000, it was too much for me. Try Realm Grinder, Legends of Idleon, Idle Warrior, and maybe Fallout Shelter. There is unfortunately not a lot of great idle games, which is surprising because they seem relatively easy to develop.

true true idle games cost nothing to make but can bring in huge revenue

[mikeydsc]

A game with a similar feel is Trimps. The UI will feel familiar.

Realm Grinder is good.
Wizard and Minion Idle is very good.
Leaf Blower Revolution is good.

[charlie white]

Originally posted by mikeydsc:

A game with a similar feel is Trimps. The UI will feel familiar.

Realm Grinder is good.
Wizard and Minion Idle is very good.
Leaf Blower Revolution is good.

heard good things about leaf blower revolution

[mikeydsc]

Originally posted by god zodar:

Originally posted by mikeydsc:

A game with a similar feel is Trimps. The UI will feel familiar.

Realm Grinder is good.
Wizard and Minion Idle is very good.
Leaf Blower Revolution is good.

heard good things about leaf blower revolution

I've got 1000s of hours in the above games. Theres more I can list, but the above are the best of the lot so far. I do look for an incremental/idler to have things to do and not a single repetitive loop that gets stale over time. The above games have several stages with new mechanics to add to the over all complexities of the game.

Realm Grinder has factions that all have different abilities so each time you need to adjust abit to accomplish the task at hand instead of just trying to eventually strong arm your way thru.

Wizard and Minions has some complex stuff going on in background. Its all there to open up and try to synergize. There are alot of mechanics that all fit together somehow.

Leaf Blower has several stages, each with new mechanics and allot of content to get thru. There are many in game currencies for the different stages and bosses to overcome to move on.

[charlie white]

Originally posted by mikeydsc:

Originally posted by god zodar:

heard good things about leaf blower revolution

I've got 1000s of hours in the above games. Theres more I can list, but the above are the best of the lot so far. I do look for an incremental/idler to have things to do and not a single repetitive loop that gets stale over time. The above games have several stages with new mechanics to add to the over all complexities of the game.

Realm Grinder has factions that all have different abilities so each time you need to adjust abit to accomplish the task at hand instead of just trying to eventually strong arm your way thru.

Wizard and Minions has some complex stuff going on in background. Its all there to open up and try to synergize. There are alot of mechanics that all fit together somehow.

Leaf Blower has several stages, each with new mechanics and allot of content to get thru. There are many in game currencies for the different stages and bosses to overcome to move on.

have you tried idle champions of the forgotten realm?

[mikeydsc]

Originally posted by god zodar:

Originally posted by mikeydsc:

I've got 1000s of hours in the above games. Theres more I can list, but the above are the best of the lot so far. I do look for an incremental/idler to have things to do and not a single repetitive loop that gets stale over time. The above games have several stages with new mechanics to add to the over all complexities of the game.

Realm Grinder has factions that all have different abilities so each time you need to adjust abit to accomplish the task at hand instead of just trying to eventually strong arm your way thru.

Wizard and Minions has some complex stuff going on in background. Its all there to open up and try to synergize. There are alot of mechanics that all fit together somehow.

Leaf Blower has several stages, each with new mechanics and allot of content to get thru. There are many in game currencies for the different stages and bosses to overcome to move on.

have you tried idle champions of the forgotten realm?

I tried it once long ago when it first launched so my opinion of it at this time would be I dont have one. From what I do remember it had the party mechanic that mattered to winning battles. Some synergies between some characters to increase their stats. I got it on my wishlist to try again after I finish up a couple I have going now. Just looked - I just downloaded that one a couple days ago as backup.

EDIT - Sorry was thinking of another game called - its very similar to the DnD game play.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/402840/Crusaders_of_the_Lost_Idols/

[charlie white]

Originally posted by mikeydsc:

Originally posted by god zodar:

have you tried idle champions of the forgotten realm?

I tried it once long ago when it first launched so my opinion of it at this time would be I dont have one. From what I do remember it had the party mechanic that mattered to winning battles. Some synergies between some characters to increase their stats. I got it on my wishlist to try again after I finish up a couple I have going now. Just looked - I just downloaded that one a couple days ago as backup.

EDIT - Sorry was thinking of another game called - its very similar to the DnD game play.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/402840/Crusaders_of_the_Lost_Idols/

oooo interesting

[mikeydsc]

Forgot to add, I think the Lost Idols was the companies first game and the Forgotten Realm is the 2nd.

[Dragoonus]

NGU Idle is my favourite from recent years. It gets SUPER idle as you get closer to the end, so bear that in mind if you prefer a more active play style. Though, like many idles games, the very start can be played far more actively.

From years ago there was Idling to Rule the Gods and maybe a couple years back Idle Skilling. Both have had significant updates and been ported to Steam since, so I can't speak for how good or bad the current versions are, but if as enjoyable as the versions I played back then, should be a decent shout.

All these games are unfolding in nature so you gain access to new features as the games progress. All feature combat of some type.

[mikeydsc]

Originally posted by Dragoonus:

NGU Idle is my favourite from recent years. It gets SUPER idle as you get closer to the end, so bear that in mind if you prefer a more active play style. Though, like many idles games, the very start can be played far more actively.

From years ago there was Idling to Rule the Gods and maybe a couple years back Idle Skilling. Both have had significant updates and been ported to Steam since, so I can't speak for how good or bad the current versions are, but if as enjoyable as the versions I played back then, should be a decent shout.

All these games are unfolding in nature so you gain access to new features as the games progress. All feature combat of some type.

Im playing NGU industries atm. So far its okay. Been on 2nd island a couple weeks now.