Idlemoor

The game is a straight up copy of Idle Hacking. I still did enjoy it, breifly, but I was banned twice because the "developer" did not like me. And I quote "I don't want you in my game anymore". Oh, by the way, I was his biggest supporter monetarily. He didn't care. If you have any criticism, he will ban you. If you think that something is too strong or too weak, he will ban you. If you mention Idle Hacking, he will ban you. He insists that he "runs thousands of simulations" but he doesn't. I don't even think he codes the game. He just stole it and uses AI to change things for him.

I played for several days since initial re-launch and some testing before this launch, disregard play time. Played outside of steam but I wanted to share my experience despite rarely using steam. Played until ~combat level 1300, rank 12 ish on leaderboard. The game plays alright enough for an idler. Expect to encounter some bugs, especially if playing from mobile as mobile isn't supported. There is a lot of frequent changes in the current state to many systems which can drastically shake up the meta and cause you to need to re-evaluate gear, and offline idle progress can bug out. Isaac (Dev) was quick to compensate when it happened after some review confirming it. That was a bit moot though, as I had made a comment in his discord for the game in response to another player loosely talking about the Idle Hacking clone situation (present in many other reviews) to the tune of "If it was originally copied, it is now a different game" which the other player agreed with. It seems he took great offense to my comment, as he replied, accused me of spreading lies, cited how he just spent 20 minutes digging through the database to help me with the 8 hours of offline idle progress I was mean…

disgusting seeing this kind of blatant stealing, steam should take this game off the store immediately

try typing Idle Hacking in chat it will not let you and puts in things instead

Dev ran away with our money! get the pitch forks!

they gone down