A Usual Idle Life

Paranoid Squirrels

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

A Usual Idle Life is an idle/incremental game where you are bound to experience life again and again while retaining your memories. You will be able to build experience in your areas of choice to progress faster during your next life, to reach new milestones and learn something new every time.

• 6 DIFFERENT CAREER PATHS
Make your way up the chain of command in six different career paths, each one with unique requirements. Choose a different one every life, or grind the same one to climb faster in your next life!

• 14 SKILLS
Train in fourteen unique skills, figure out the perfect combination for your needs and automate the process as you figure out your priorities!

• 39 UNIQUE LIFESTYLE ELEMENTS
If you are happy, you'll reach your goals faster. Purchase better houses, eat healthier diets, ditch your bike for a sports car to shorten your commute and surround yourself with employees that grant unique boosts!

• AUTOMATION
You will be able to fully automate everything listed above (and more), to better be able to idle your way to any achievement you decide to set for this life.

• DEEP STORYLINE
Life after life, you may start to notice that something unsettling could be happening around you. Will you ignore it to pursue your goals, or will you use your unique gift to learn how to stop it?

Inspired by Groundhog Life.

Ratings and reviews

I honestly want to like it. But in no way does this allows the skills to level up faster each life. I've already noticed a hard slow down no matter what for every skill around level freaking 20, even if I get it to 40 or 50 or 60 in a past life for that 400-600% bonus. What the hell? Also, this game is only "idle" if you put it on and then leave your phone alone. It doesn't play when you're not on your phone or the app isn't active. Not actually idle at all.

Borrows a lot from the classic incremental game Groundhog Life, but with a few twists. Start from a young age, balancing time between career and self-improvement, but no matter how you choose, mortality is going to catch up. Then start again, having learned from your past life, a little faster, stronger, smarter. Exploring the different careers and options has been a delight. I hope the developer continues to add new features and content!

This is definitely the best version of any of the Groundhog Life-like games out there. Just when you think you've finally done everything in the game, you instead find an entire new set of game mechanics. Fantastic work from the dev(s) on this, seriously. The ad removal is crazy cheap and also pretty necessary, though I actually think the game warrants a price tag. It being free is a steal! Highly recommended.