Loot Tycoon

I would describe this as an idle game with ARPG elements. At least for me, I had to stick with it to start seeing the appeal of the game because the main skills come from rolling Unique equipment rather than a skill tree. The progression from a fresh character to a full loadout was an interesting space to explore, and overall I thought it was enjoyable to work through everything. If you go in expecting something really active and engaging, you will probably be disappointed. There is a lot of waiting to make progression, but I enjoyed making the call of when to roll for gear and when to push for progress. Thinks really open up more once all the systems are unlocked, but again it takes a little time to get to that point.

Only worth if on clearance or you want easy achievements. The game crash's a lot and feels unfinished. A day in and I cleared Level 190. I ground to 250 to finish achievements. I did turn down all settings and the crashes stopped. Let's see what's on sale now. :-)

I think maybe hold off on this one. What's the point of the arena? You pay a bunch of gold to enter and even more to roll for an item but then you're forced to sell the item for less than what you paid to enter the arena. It's useless. It automatically gets sent to your shop counter and there is no way to move it from there to your inventory. Your shop starts selling things immediately after you get back from a dungeon so you have no time to check to see if what you got is better than what you have. There are lots of little weird things like that.

As it stands the game is very shallow on content and player choice. The combat is interesting and the unquies are interesting, but your PC just plows through everything with out issue. The vending is cool but I guess I'd like to see more player choice beyond "level" maybe location for farmming different materials etc. This gameplay could really be expanded to settlment building or something. Upgrades atm just help to automate and expand space. The damage and other mods don't seem to matter much? I see a great foundation for a game, but at the moment content is very shallow. This is a game that can be maxed out after about an hour of active play and letting it run auto over night.

i would absolutely love to see more depth and polish for this game, kinda scratches the loot goblin and idle itch without being to much of either so theres always something cool to check out every 10m

fun little satisfying idler