Never Ending Hero RPG

Setting up an account seems phishy and then didn't get past the asinine Discord popup.

Feels like AI slop with microtransactions. There's not much deepth to this, most of it can be easily automated what is expected from a idle game. There's a very limited amount of gem currency you can get for free everyday from log in and some daily quests. The developer claims that one can easily get 30k gems per hour with prestiges, but that is kinda of a lie, sure one can get it, but each time you prestige the level requeriment increases by 1, if the first prestige was at level 100 the prestige number 80 will be at 179. This make the gems from prestige a limited currency that you cant farm easily as the dev claims. It's the usual microtransction game with bundles up to $99, It dont even have a permanent boost to gold, exp or speed there, they are all 1h and up boosts. One would at very least expect more free daily gems instead of a bunch of daily chests that contain random gear that most of the time wont really do anything. If deconstructing gear gave gems even if 1 or 2 depending on rarity, it would be far better than what we have right now.

Nothing seems to be optimized for comps. Click on things like "prestige" but doesn't prestige, have to check "auto-prestige" to prestige. Stay away from this for now for sure. To expensive for what it is... yes, I know it is free, thats the point.

Maybe the worst thing I have ever played in this genre. It is so unoptimized for a game with NES Graphics that I have to imagine it is mining in the background. It is all sorts of awful.

prestiging resets your stuff currently, so lost G10 items. no idea if there's any compensation but i recommend not to play until there's a patch saying its fixed. june 27th patch does not fix this.

Never Ending Hero RPG is an idle-focused action RPG that builds its identity around constant advancement, automated combat, equipment upgrades, and prestige resets. Developed and published by Missroot, it aims to capture the satisfaction of watching an initially modest character become increasingly powerful without imposing a traditional endpoint on progression. Rather than concentrating on an elaborate storyline or handcrafted quests, the experience revolves around improving statistics, defeating stronger opponents, collecting better equipment, and repeating the cycle as efficiently as possible. The main progression system is intentionally straightforward. Gold earned from battles can be invested into Attack and HP, steadily increasing both offensive strength and survivability. There is no conventional statistical ceiling defining when the character is finished growing. Once level 100 is reached, the prestige mechanic becomes available, allowing the player to reset their level in exchange for permanent bonuses to Attack and HP growth. Gold, equipment, and unlocked areas are retained, making each new progression cycle faster than the previous one. It is a familiar incremental stru…