Ani Idle

its okay... so as i played this one i found there was one thing i noticed this game is barely idle the game is based around fighting monsters and collecting gear granted that is mostly idle... the part that isnt is when i have to flee to avoid dying i tend to have to click around... also i have to do more non-idle when i deal with the equipment. granted thats kinda the point, you do some stuff come back after a while but this one was not as idle as other idle games i played. you tend to do 3 things arm up, kill monsters in tiers one to 5 and some dungeons, and rest. that being said it was a pretty good game though the later half of the achievements are tedious as a gamer: its more of a achievement hunting game you will find you get to the end of the enemies you will find nothing else to do as a achievement hunter: most of the achievements are obtainable pretty quick and will take you a few hours if that to do it all. i logged 38 cause i left it on when i left for work. the problem is the last few achievements you will find are confusing and tedious but there are guides to help out if you a acheievement hunter like me this game is fun to step into and i recommend it other wise…

Finished most of the game in 3h + payed 0€ = infinite value!

Really nice game, especially for a first game. I like the progression curve and the urge to always kill stronger enemies for better loot. The quest and attribute felt a bit to much but I had a lot of fun with the rest of the game.

very little content, and many things arn't well explained. could really use tool tips (like does level even matter?)

Ani Idle is a really charming little RPG that I found much more enjoyable than I expected from its simple presentation. It combines traditional fantasy adventuring with an idle style structure, so I can spend time fighting monsters, collecting loot and becoming stronger without needing to constantly control every part of the adventure. I liked how easy it is to pick up while still giving me plenty of little things to work toward. The combat is fairly straightforward, with my character fighting enemies and gradually earning better equipment. What I liked most is that the enemies have their own damage types and resistances, so I cannot completely ignore my character's stats. Physical, fire, ice and lightning damage all have their place, and finding useful gear becomes more interesting when I start thinking about what will actually work against the enemies I am facing. Choosing a class based on my weapon is another nice touch. The different classes each come with their own combat skill, which gives me a reason to experiment instead of simply sticking with the first setup I find. I enjoyed sorting through the loot I collected and trying to build a character that could handle increasi…

Good enough for what's clearly someone's first time, someone experimenting with different things. Just charming enough to keep you from wanting to say anything bad. Bad things can be said, in that it's kinda lame: you aren't probably gonna find a single thing that makes you say "whoa!" or "I love this!" -- it's just various simple mechanics. But what I guess makes me want to give it the unequivocal +1 is that when he was done working on this, he clearly made a decision to streamline everything, so that everything was easy enough to access and to accomplish, so no one felt their time was wasted. You'll see what I mean. No reason to worry about balance when you can just breeze through (even if you do die and fail or w/e). SPOILERS / TIPS Things I figured out that might help people speed through... I saw people say it took 'em 8 hours. I think I completed it all in under 3, and the only thing I had to look up was one of the Lamp achievement. 1) don't worry about achievements until you're at least halfway through; no point 2) don't worry about "attribute" stats of str/dex/con etc. I'd saved some EQ with high stats on those. No point. At the end of the game you'll have enough without a…