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I've played a ton of idle games, THIS ONE IS A GEM!!! No Ads which is absolutely amazing! The gameplay is great be able to become stronger and get more resources while you're working. Smithing is so much fun with all the different levels…
Solid idle game. It’s nice for logging in, setting up your AFK lvling, and logging off. It’s entertaining but doesn't force it, so you can just check when you have some time. Visually, it’s mostly text with some pixel art for enemies and…
zero ads, zero popups for in-app purchases, zero content behind paywalls, frequent meaningful updates. the simple ui is charming and the quest system is extremely helpful for deciding where to spend your time next. seconding the tip to…
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