Samawa Idle

The game isn't good or bad, but the progression feels kind of pointless. While you do unlock some interesting options in the late game, they're practically useless because by the time you get them, you've already finished the game—or at least completed all the achievements.

Progression is too slow

Takes awhile but does most of game though automatic means.

Reviewed without completing. After the early levels, the pacing slows considerably; individual levels regularly take 3 or more minutes, which feels far less satisfying than the 30 to 60 second sweet spot you'd hope for in this genre. Making this worse, there's no way to speed the game up no matter how active you are; the pace is entirely out of your hands. The talent tree is expansive and non-prescriptive, which is a genuine positive, but upgrades are expensive, so expect a lot of grinding. The actual gameplay loop boils down to occasionally clicking to upgrade something. It's not engaging enough to watch passively either, so I spend most of my time with the window minimised. Every 5th level is a boss level that halts progression until you pass it, and doing so requires upgrading your towers, sometimes multiple times. If you step away for an hour you'll return to a pile of coins, but not enough to push more than 3 levels further before hitting that wall again. By the 10 hour mark, tower choice is essentially meaningless. DPS is determined entirely by whether your tower is in position 1, 2, or 3. The whole experience feels laborious. That said, I'd recommend trying the dev's o…

This is without a doubt, the worst idle game I've ever played. This is utterly boring, unrewarding and takes excruciatingly long to get anywhere. First issue: The cursor is offset by about half an inch. So you have to click things slightly to the right of everything. I think this could potentially be caused by the fact that I have my cursor set to be bigger so it's easier to see, but the game does not allow for a hardware cursor. But I've only had this issue on very few games, and there's a lot more than that, that don't allow for a hardware cursor, so I'm still blaming the game for this. In this game you get towers, and you get upgrades for the towers that have a chance to be high quality.... Okay, so that's good, yes? No... Because then you upgrade the towers tier, so if you got lucky and got a legendary, which is extremely rare, that legendary is gone. It's taking me a long time to get all the achievements, because as well as losing the upgrades when you tier up the tower... you also have a reset mechanic. So you have to prestige (It has no confirm, so be careful if you play the game, that you don't accidentally click the prestige button. It'll do it in a flash, no confirmati…

It is a better Idle game that they have made in the past. I do enjoy it but it still feels hollow to just meat the refund time. I will update the review once I finish the game but atm for an idle game I would say give it a try.