Between Adventures IDLE

Pretty chill experience

Fun game, interesting mechanics. Combat seems to easy, still dont have any skills fully leveled but beat every mob.

Im really enjoying the game so far, though it is still lacking some features the devs for the game are very friendly and open to player opinion and wants. I look forward to the game's release and completion. Its your typical idle clicker like Melvor, but it has the added bonus of MUSIC which I found was lacking in Melvor. Overall, I would not consider this game to be ground breaking and a whole "new spin" to the genre, but it is cute, I love the art style, the music choice, and I appreciate the friendly atmosphere the devs provide in the discord.

the offline mode only for gather materials, for craft the game must turn on.. man.. i hope they add crafting, cooking, and alchemy to offline mode too, it takes 5hours to craft material

The game has potential, but buyer beware that since there is not enough acts being in EA, you end up overgearing the mobs relatively quickly to where new gear and gold doesn't matter. Only special variants don't die in 1-shot until mega overgeared so I don't care about healing or new gear, which trivializes the need to play more for me. I have a decent amount of hours, but most of it was just AFK waiting for stuff to level and inventory to fill up with gear. I look forward to more updates, but if you're wanting to get a ton of hours out of the game, I'd hold off until new content is released.

Between Adventures Idle uses the exact same system as nearly every other dashboard idler in the last ten years. Introduce the character to a half dozen systems and have them sit there and babysit the time alotment. It gives you about half a dozen gathering type tasks, and half a dozen crafting type tasks, and only allows you to perform one of each. There's little actual gameplay involved, all you do is manage which gathering and crafting taks you prioritize so you can unlock the next teir of reciepies, which just requires the time requires to level up that specific skill. To it's credit the combat system does add another layer to give you something else to manage; However it's an autobattler and beyond adding equipment, items and spells for your character to use, and retrieving loot from combat, there's not much to do. I'd actually go as far as saying it really doesn't add much to the game with how hands off it is and managing the 'loot', 95%+ of which is garbage, quickly becomes a chore. Honestly, it has the bones of a good idle game, but no heart or substanance. There are a ton of games that do the exact same thing but better. I'd recommend trying one BAI.