GeneLoot

It's not bad, and honestly does better for its genre than a lot of its competitors (though admittedly there's a lot of chaff out there). The classes have the best mechanical design in this game, followed by some bosses, then with other things (e.g. races, equipment) being just functional but unspectacular. The Hate/aggro mechanic is fairly unusual to see, and it's a nice thing to have here though it's a little half-baked. A couple of things hold it back from being great, though: 1) Very limited control over gearing in the endgame; while crafting is a semi-reliable way to get what you need for a good chunk of the game, you can't craft above a certain tier of equipment, so it eventually becomes obsolete and you're entirely reliant on random equipment drops to improve a character's power. Crafting is also limited to what materials you choose to use in the process, which only affects raw stats. 2) The combination of crafting and enhancing/rerolling/modifying is too limited in functionality. There are a number of things you can't change about an item outside of RNG, such as the number of upgrade slots, any skill enhancements it comes with, and modifying/rerolling affixes beyond one (…

This game scratches a very specific niche that I personally enjoy. Depending on who you are, you'll either love it or absolutely hate it. It's an incremental idle auto-battler. It's exactly what it sounds like: you sit back and do nothing aside from managing characters and resources. You wait for resources, then set up and upgrade everything you have with them. You watch the numbers get bigger, your brain releases dopamine, rinse, and repeat. Yes, there is AI-generated art; it's in the disclosure. However, it is consistent, as the same character with the same features and clothing can be seen in different poses. For the price, I can look past it, but if that's a deal-breaker for you, avoid this game. After spending some time in the endgame, there are a few problems I'd like to address. First, my BIGGEST issue is that the character roster limit is capped at EXACTLY enough for 6 parties (6 x 3 = 18). You get EXACTLY 18 characters. You can't experiment with different class and race combinations because of this limit. The only way to test a new combo is to remove an existing character to free up a slot, then raise a new one back up to Level 100. In my opinion, this is extremely rest…

Nice idle game with big breasted mommies