👑 Idle Calibur 👑（选王之剑）

The game's absolute ass with dog UI and untranslated text popping up here and there. I regret having left this running in the background and missing out on the chance to refund this.

Pretty fun. In short, this game has all of the benefits and fun factor of a free-to-play gacha game without all of the drawbacks that come with it (always online, microtransactions, FOMO for microtransactions). Me personally, I'm tired of all of the nickel and dime'ing in the free-to-play gaming industry, but love this type of game, so it's great to have a game that I can get the best of both worlds. There are also more games like this on Steam, but incredibly hard to find.

Despite how crusty this game looks, I enjoyed it quite a bit. I really like how this game is essentially a simulated gacha (all the dopamine of pulling without the microtransations, yay!), and the daily rewards/quests encourage you to go slower with it. Now, the English translation is not good at all, but it's not very hard to figure everything out yourself. My only complaint is that the endgame balance is really poorly balanced. There's a really abrupt jump in difficulty for the final 3 achievements. I have no problem with challenging content but it feels like it was done only to pad for time. There's no good (level-appropriate) endgame grinding either, so you're kinda stuck running the midgame content over and over which is just bad design. Yet somehow the game is compelling enough to make me wanna grind out those last achievements so I will continue grinding them out lol All in all, I wouldn't buy this game for the full price but the sale price is definitely worth it imho

Game is ♥♥♥♥. Tell me where to get the soundtracks, and I'll switch the thumbs down to a thumbs up.

The whole appeal? You set up your heroes, equip some gear, maybe upgrade a few skills… and then they just fight automatically. You can watch them whiff, crit, and occasionally survive by sheer luck while you sip tea like a true overlord. Funny chaos highlights: Your hero somehow survives a boss that should have one-shot them… and you just sit there staring, thinking: “Did I just witness a miracle?” Gear upgrades sometimes do nothing, sometimes overbuff, leaving your party looking like a team of unstoppable clowns Critical hits happen so randomly that it’s less “strategy” and more “watch chaos unfold on screen” You start caring about hero personalities… and suddenly you’re emotionally invested in characters who have literally been fighting while you slept The idle nature is addictively satisfying. You check back in 10 minutes… 10 hours later, your heroes have done a week’s worth of progress while you were busy with real life, making you feel like a gaming god. Final verdict: A surprisingly addictive idle RPG where the real fun is in watching chaos unfold while doing nothing, obsessing over heroes, and occasionally wondering why you’re emotionally attached to pixelated swordsmen.…

not idle way to screen changes like those old ♥♥♥♥♥♥ capstone games. menu hell