In a nutshell: Basically an idle game and classic MMO hybrid, WEIRD mix and if you're not into idle games skip it, but if the genres are something you like you're gonna love this. Pros: Super cute, BEAUTIFUL graphics and original art style More interaction between character and the world than ANY other idle games and its not even close, it has actual world exploration, with lots of lore to uncover on each location

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Micro organisms take over the human brain. Humans become out of control My Gameplay on TikTok 📖 Storyline: Billy is a scientist and technology programmer at Raincode affiliated with the government-owned Zyrec company with the goal of developing science in medicine, pharmacy, research and development for the survival of many people.  Billy, returning home after a day of work, notices that the city is being hit by forest fires, the fog of smoke covers the city and the air gradually becomes unbreathable.  Unintentionally, in the laboratory, Dr. Rudy is exposed to microorganisms that begin to numb his body and lose control of the human brain.  From then on the entire population is infected, the side effect of which is hunger for food and thirst for blood!  In the meantime, a Zyrec helicopter comes to the aid of Doctor Rudy, carrying a group of scientists, but the infection spreads in the cockpit, creating chaos until it crashes into a tunnel that crosses the city.  At that moment Billy is crossing it and the crash traps him, crushed by the rubble, in the basement.  His only concern is his daughter Alice.  And so the exploration begins in the dark because the power went out due to the accident.  From this moment on he will try to escape from the building by solving puzzles, chasing actions and eliminating zombies.

Both the art style and moment-to-moment combat of Myth: Gods of Asgard are very clearly inspired by one obvious source: Hades, the beloved roguelite action-RPG from Supergiant Games. That comparison may set Myth up for some unfortunate disappointment, however. It's not that Myth is bad; it's just not easy to live up to one of the best games of the last decade! Once I got past that initial stumbling block, though, I was pretty quickly won over by what Myth: Gods of Asgard offers. I played through stories plucked from Norse mythology and unlocked four playable characters—Brynhild, Siegfrid, Thor, and Ullr. Each of these heroes has a unique main weapon along with their own special abilities and general feel to combat. But they all feel really great, and in general the game does a solid job of emulating the fast-paced, responsive battles of Hades.

There are infinity levels to play with, Option to play with friends and family. option to play with AI. And different size board. Simple game, just good game to stay and keep wining, easy time killer.

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Just your average afk/idle game. This one's got quite a unique art style tho. Might check out the manhwa.

Controls while free roaming is kinda high sensitive....so far game mechanics are mind blowing....just started later update more....cheers and game on gamers.

This game is the definition of feel good, casual , best offline game to entertain yourself. I mean it. This game is so simple and brilliantly designed that it kept me glued for a long time. The game art is cute and simple, the music is engaging and the gameplay is freaking awesome. I couldn't believe it that I found a game like this. Literally what else can be expect more from this. It has everything.

Most indie devs try to make icons that “look cool.” I did the same for years, and it cost us thousands of downloads over time. The app icon has one purpose, and one purpose only: Trigger enough emotions so that the player clicks your listing. Here is a few things I learned about creating the perfect app icon: 1. Bright colors win Your App Icon competes with thousands of others, stronger colors will make your icon stick out. 2. Angry or Sad faces convert better than happy ones. This is something I actually learned from YouTube Thumbnail theory. In my old company we boosted visitors by 24% by JUST going from Happy -> Sad face. 3. Simplicity beats details The icon is so small so it is important that the icon isn't too cluttered. For Monkey King: Legend of Heroes, we first used a clean blue icon with our main character(see the image) Then we swapped it for a bright red icon with an angry Monkey King… Store listing visitors increased by 109% in one week. It is quite simple: your app icon is not a decoration. It is an emotional trigger that decides if someone will visit your store page or not.

Souls is definitely a case where if you've played any idle gacha RPG in the past five years or so, you know exactly what you're getting out of it. Auto-combat that can be played out at double speed? Check. A big roster of characters of different rarities to pull from the gacha and tempt to you to spend money? Yup. An endless parade of upgrades to characters, equipment, and more to keep you playing forever? You know it.

For almost a year our game was dead, and I mean completely dead. We got like 2-5 downloads per day. We had no marketing budget, no ads, no social media presence, and we declared our game a failure. Then all of a sudden, about 1 year after we released it, something happened. Google decided to give us some love. Out of nowhere we started getting 100 dls per day, 500 dls per day, 1000 dls per day and it kept growing. We had no idea why, but before we knew it we had 10k downloads per day

Checking out an idle collector game called Idle Kingdom defense Summary: A new castle defense RPG that combines the features of a tower defense(TD) and large-scale combat simulation! It gives you incredible power to defeat the gathering monster army. Become a king in a mysterious and beautiful medieval world! My Experience: Another genre of gaming I don't play much, but it is fun from time to time:

I must commend the developers for creating a highly addictive and captivating game. However, they have done an excellent job of demonstrating the extent to which game balance can be compromised. By enabling players to purchase units and enhance them with real money, they enable these players to dominate the competition. This creates a highly unfair advantage for those who are willing to spend $100 to significantly increase their damage output, resulting in a game that heavily favors those who pay to win, since each card gets stronger the more you level them.

Pros Graphics top notch Gatha rates pretty decent Finally an idle game with meaningful story Huge map to play with many different battlegrounds Auto is optional to get you onto quests but you might miss some chests/gold/dust Battle mechanics There is some pvp in an unusual form it's called honor duel You can create your own character Every class need different weapons but the good thing is that you don't equip any on you characters but on the classes

Great visuals, challenging gameplay, beautiful sound. 👍 Pros: Challenging gameplay, simple controls, an amazing ambience 👎 Cons: have like 5-10$ ready if you want the full experience

If you're looking for a unique , casual, offline idle game then this one is for you. A cute game to play when you're feeling sad. Most important enjoy the gameplay, it's simple and entertaining !!!

Embark on a strategic journey as you shape the destiny of Avan in "Champions of Avan." This review delves into the depths of this idle mining game, exploring its narrative, gameplay mechanics, and overall appeal. Background Story: Avan, a modest village in the mystical land of Rokmyer, sets the stage for your strategic prowess. Starting with meager resources, the game unfolds into an epic tale of city-building and conquest, promising historical significance within its virtual world.

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it, especially if you’re into idle games or games with storybook settings like Bramble: The Mountain King. The best thing about Madtale is most certainly the gorgeous animations, fully voiced dialogue, and interesting characters, such as Snow White, who make this fairy tale come to life. And even though idle RPGs aren’t my favorite genre of game, this one stood out through polish alone and held my attention much longer than the average gacha game.

Hey hey! While I don't usually dabble in Bullet Heavens, I'd recently been directed towards Joychasing Games, Return To Abyss. Now, while I've already done a quick review of this game, I have (by this point) nearly doubled my initial playtime. Admittedly, the title of this article isn't inaccurate, as I was able to make a healthy degree of progress even as I piled my way through a small pile of peanut butter sandwiches. Still, that does leave the question- was this bullet-heavy rogue-lite a casual bit of fun, or was it an abysmal experience?