Simple RPG - Idle Tap Adventur

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About this game

Embark on the epic quest of good VS. evil in this refreshingly simple RPG Idle Clicker Incremental! Assume the identity of an Idle Tap Hero as you combat fearsome Monsters in an RPG Quest for loot! Fight -> Loot -> Upgrade -> Rinse and Repeat! There is no choice: advance or die!

So, sit back and relax while your Hero slays the Monsters – perhaps pitching in with a Tap, or two – then spend the hard-won Quest Loot purchasing Upgrades again and again as the epic battle continues…

Gameplay
* Play Idle or Tap, tap, tap your way to victory over the Monsters!
* Auto-battle combat!
* Incremental style progress!
* Prestiging and infinite gameplay!
* Retro-style pixel art graphics!
* Straightforward RPG with Strategic Upgrades!
* Classic Idle Clicker gameplay with some unexpected twists!

Heroes
* 10 Idle Tap Heroes!
* Every Hero has a unique ability to help defeat Monsters!
* Incremental unlocking and discovery!

Enemies
* Battle hoards of enemies, including Monsters such as Warlocks, Ogres, Goblins, Dragons and more!
* Upgrade your Hero and Tap like crazy to overcome epic bosses!

Quests
* 10 Unique and Epic Quests!
* Match the right Idle Tap Hero with the right Quest to maximize your Battle advantage!

Ratings and reviews

Game seems way too long to get to inital 100 and still don't know how much will change/if it'll be worth it. I'll play till 100 to find out, but if there isn't much of a change, back to 2 stars. If it opens 2x more things, then 4 stars. Either way, needs more incentive for people to even grind to the first 100.

Fun little idle incremental game. It puts a unique spin on both genres. But it's exactly what it tries to be: simple. I strongly disagree with the negative reviews—the pacing feels satisfying and there's a good preview of multiple prestige layers from the start. I picked it up this morning and was at stage 70 by evening.

Simple game. Pick a class, pick a quest. All fine and well until I tried using the magic class and noticed... the class bonus is small enough that it is largely irrelevant and physical attack is usually a fair bit higher than magic attack still. The mage uses the same attack progression as the basic class. Simple fix would be to swap pricing priorities, but otherwise the classes now just feel indistinguishable from each other.

What's new

v1.1.1
-Updated backend libraries! :-D