Territory Idle

Well... I dont even find words for this :'D Yes i play it, because i search for ways to beat this crap. Currently ive hirring time for monks, that is longer then the time the universe existed. Hiring time 11.28 *(10^42) seconds. In comparsion, the univerise should around 4,35*(10^17) seconds old That tells you a lot about the balance of the game. Basically it just used some straight math without using curves. You see that in prices & in time you need. Even getting new tiles is a pain that takes you sooner days to a week fpr one new tile. Maybe its easyer when you ahve like 20ish tiles, but... to get tehre you gridn weeks. The prices for all are just broken, you almsot get no CS currency, the 2 amber you get per archivment is a joke. The game system is not getting properly explained, you just start doing stuff and relaize soon "oh its not working like this, lets spend some of my amber to get a tile free)... Thats really bad game design. I still play it, because i hate it. Im looking for how to maximize the ♥♥♥♥ and get further, but its hard to balance and you need to restart a lot for each liek path you choose you restart once and let it run for days :'D just to get easyer for…

Do you like incremental games? Games you can sit and do work at the same time as? That's literally an idle a game and this one seems to pretty great. Low background problems, calculates time passed so you can turn it off whenever and resources accumulate. Explore, conquer and grow your tiny kingdom.

I like this game. Expanding your territory while optimizing resource production creates a satisfying incremental gameplay loop. Each upgrade and newly unlocked area provides a clear sense of progression, making every milestone feel rewarding. The balance between idle mechanics and strategic expansion keeps the experience engaging over long play sessions. Simple systems gradually open up into deeper optimization, giving you plenty of reasons to keep pushing forward. A solid idle game that makes steady progress feel genuinely satisfying.

I bought my 1m tile and the game focused on it and now I can't see the rest of my tiles... Can't play anymore Edit: fixed it with help of Google-ing

so slow, boring and it doesn't make sense

I've been having a great time with this one. It starts out pretty simple, but before long you're juggling resources, expanding your territory, planning resets, and constantly figuring out better ways to progress. It's one of those idle games that's easy to sink way more hours into than you expect. The game can slow down a bit later on, but that's honestly part of the appeal. I'll leave it running, come back later, make a few upgrades, and suddenly realize another couple of hours have gone by. If you're into incremental games with plenty of optimization and long term progression, this one's definitely worth checking out.