Sit-Back Attack

The game is kinda good at its core, i suggest that you give it a try but just wait until you reach the "sage" at the 50-60 zone, the developer thinks his game is a super duper AAA puzzle game and he put a super puzzle out there that it took me 6-8 hours of trial and error and still i did not manage to do it, until the dev. himself answered my forum post and told me what to do but even then it took me another 30 mins trying to figure it out and i just randomly managed to do it otherwise i would still be stuck on this freekin monster so yeah, just take your negative vote and be happy about it. Edit: after playing the game for a few more days, i can safely say that this game do not have an end-game, the level caps (99, 199, 299, etc) are a joke because almost all stages have a dynamically scaling with your own level which means that no matter what level you are you will never power level those stages so you can beat them easilly and move to the next level cap stage so this defeats the point of having a level cap and become stronger in the first place, just have one level cap like for example 50 or 60 and thats it, i was 99lvl all enemies were 99lvl, i went 199lvl and i went back to g…

This is a fun idle RPG that lets you sit back and watch your team go! I am really enjoying this game thus far. It's perfect for when you want to relax but still feel like you're making progress. The team customization and builds are deep without being too overwhelming, and the auto battles are satisfying to watch. Great for short sessions or for just leaving to run while getting other things done! Pretty solid game for being in early access! However: It does need to do a little better job explaining itself though. Either that or I am slow, IDK LOL Going to keep going on this one once I get through the backlog of games I just picked up on sale.

if you're looking for an autobattler/teambuilder game is pretty good imo. the games a lot more about using it's many options to create interesting teams with it's nearly free respecs and many mechanics than it is the... idle micromanagement that a lot of these games have and i honestly really appreciate it. it's not a constant repetition of moving to the next progression treadmill and having to redo things for so many people repeatedly as i get to the next tier. i still do idleing, there's still afk farming and upgrading gear, but the game is focused more on the teambuilding and coming up with cool ideas instead of tedious micromanagement. overtime ive found out many different builds that were successful and i haven't even experimented with so many mechanics yet. progressing through the game enables so many more build ideas, alongside the already big amount of builds you have just from the initial roster size and multiclassing. dev is very active especially in discord, lots of frequent updates to the game and future content plans that seem exciting. i think already the game has quite a lot to it, but more stuff is always appreciated and it makes me hopeful for its future

Haven't played enough to have a strong opinion. But for once a game being advertised as idle is actually that (as an option). A lot of games end up being clicker or far too hands on as a requirement. There seem to be a lot of systems, which can be good or bad depending on preference.

I realize now what the other person with a negative review is talking about after leaving this game run farming for a couple nights. Basically all the important loot like character shards never drop normally after 12+ hours of running the zone it says in game should drop them. So there's a cookie clicker type aspect to this game where chests, ore, or a loot goblin appears you have to manually click on which must be where all the progression items hide. That and everything is tied behind the really stupid Mystic Shop system with money to diamonds which comes mostly from the town mimic chest? The flow of progression feels really bad because half the stats seem to scale really badly and things like the skip transitions and battle speed X20 are locked behind progression which won't matter by the time you unlock it. Plagued by other things like auto grind settings which aren't intuitive or possibly don't work correctly to keep farming in one spot. Then the UI itself is also weirdly laid out if you want to click things like your pet skill which would be nice if you could set hotkeys for manual play? This could be a good game it's just really half baked with the progression locking, sta…

Sit-Back Attack is an RPG idler where you collect, level, gear, and upgrade a large roster of characters, then watch your team battle automatically. One of the game's biggest strengths is the amount of characters and the freedom to build your team. Leveling, equipping, and improving them gives a satisfying sense of progression. The changing backgrounds and animated sprites keep the battles visually interesting, similar to games like Monster Clicker. The soundtrack is also surprisingly good for an idle game. The graphics are a bit dated, but in a charming way. They remind me of the Super Nintendo era, which actually adds to the game's appeal. Pros: + Large roster of characters to level, equip, and customize. + Fun team-building and progression. + Changing backgrounds and sprites keep battles visually interesting. + Surprisingly good soundtrack. + Retro graphics with a nostalgic SNES feel. Cons: - You can't give your team targeting priorities, such as focusing healers or specific enemies first. - The resolution is a mess. It looks acceptable in a small window, but fullscreen becomes blurry, and there are no resolution options. - The incremental aspect feels too slow. Early pres…