PANOPTYCA : Idle RPG Manager

BUY THIS GAME!!! -The President

I'm not sure if it's a language barrier, but it calls the player a "Data Subject" constantly in its privacy policy. I'm sorry but I'm here to play a game, not sign up to be something similar to a lab rat. I sign shorter, less weird contracts when buying or selling a car than this. Additionally it's too unoptimized and heavy for an Idle game. It crashed my Steam when I closed it.

Игра мне понравилась. Была любимой. Играла в оффлайн, что было ошибкой. Зашла в игру, а сохранение стерлось в самое начало. 400 часов жизни впустую. В игре написано, что при оффлайн не смогут восстановить. В онлайне аккаунт не хочет создаваться. Дальше проверки данных не идет. Оставляла комп с проверкой данных на весь день. За 21 час так и не создался. Спасибо, за хорошее время. Надеюсь, когда-нибудь я смогу создать аккаунт в онлайн.

Definitely doesn't deserved the "Mixed" reviews. It's very good. Very interesting design and good design choices that don't just feel lifted off of other games of its type. It's a unique one, one of the most interesting I've seen, and I've played most of them. One big thing to me is there's clearly some memory leak issue going on. It's not horrible, but after a few hours, it's using too much RAM. It doesn't affect my machine so much as the game starts stuttering occasionally. Something not optimized. Easy to restart it and the problem goes away. There are some fundamental flaws that might need complete revamping: as far as I can tell, physical-damage characters are just always going to be weaker, because they depend on their main attacks for a lot of their damage. The problem is, stacking just strength causes them to attack too slow; you need to put dexterity on them too. Strength & Dexterity should make them good tanks, and it does, for parties, but alone, they're surprisingly weak, like the Knight class you start with. Contrast this to any of the AOE spellcasters (there aren't many), and their INT stat increases both the damage every spell does, *and* their cooldown reduction. …

Pay‑to‑win mobile game. I would’ve happily paid ten bucks for a straightforward, complete experience without mobile monetization, but that option doesn’t exist. I loathe this model, and it’s clear the developer is chasing permanent passive income through microtransaction-driven design. The same thing happened with Task Bar Hero — marketplace sales are baked directly into the balance, so end‑game progression basically requires using them. If that kind of system doesn’t bother you, maybe this game will be fine for you. But if you’re looking for a fair, self‑contained experience, this monetization approach drags everything down.

not an idle game at all like it says