
Crusaders of the Lost Idols is an idle game of heroic awesomeness! Create a band of fighters to fight monsters, earn gold and create strategies for the perfect formations over multiple campaigns! Upgrade your heroes, collect unique gear, and unlock new Crusaders in regular new events.
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Strangely addicting, even if it is a pretty poor example of a good game. It's a fairly standard formation building incremental game, and by "fairly standard" I mean it does nothing to innovate on the genre. You have your guys, they have abilities, you kill monsters for gold to level up your guys and get their abilities so you can kill stronger monsters. Reset at certain milestones for prestige currency to do it all again faster. There are a lot of big problems with this game though, the biggest being balance. Events are structured in a "tier" system with each tier providing at least one character. You need to complete the tiers in full and in order, which is really tedious when higher tier characters are deliberately designed to be strictly better than lower tiers. You have to grind through a bunch of objectives for a character you'll never use because their only ability is increasing the DPS of the formation by 35% just to get to a character that's so broken they singlehandedly carry you through every challenge they qualify for. The strongest characters in this game buff upwards of e4000% (A one with [b]four thousand zeroes[/b] and the absolute strongest is so much stronger than that, that "orders of magnitude" doesn't even begin to describle it (e16,000 at full power - a one with [b]sixteen thousand zeroes[/b]). Objectives devolve into using the same five characters over and over because everything else is so much weaker it might as well not exist. There's also no offline progress to speak of. Well, fine, you get gold and EXP (a flat buff to character damage) offline, but no quest progression at all. It's tedious to leave the game open for the 60,000 zones the dungeons require, even with a lot of speedup effects active. It takes [b]days[/b] and the game's prone to crashing, so... Overall, I'd play Idle Champions instead. It's the spiritual successor to this game and it's better in literally every way.
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I wont give it a negative recommend because it is free, but it is a pretty weak game....Position matters with one character, the lumberjack who is the second character....All the others, it doesn't matter if they are in back row or front, it is the same exact DPS number...Also was tearing through the mobs like a hot knife thru butter...just way too easy, no challenge whatsoever....and the UI is a mess...When I got a chest I had to click in several spots and several times just to open it....There are several other idlers like this one and they are done much better.
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One of the OG idle games and still the best one out there. Nothing else comes close to this depth.
Extremely forgettable idle game with predatory monetization and zero payoff. Not worth your time, even for free. I was cleaning up my Steam library and found this game and genuinely didn’t remember playing it. Turns out I have 200+ hours and a bunch of achievements, which says everything. It’s an idle game, so most of that time is just letting it run, but unlike other idle games I’ve played, this one is painfully bland. Progress is slow, and resets feel unrewarding. On top of that, it’s loaded with microtransactions and FOMO junk that constantly nags you to spend money. The whole thing just exists to waste time and money. There’s no story, no payoff, and nothing memorable. I forgot I ever played it, and that’s probably for the best.
Karakterinizi dizip uygun formasyondaki ve seviyede gelen düşmanları yenip bir ileri seviyeye geçtiğiniz klasik bir 2D oyun. Oynanabilir tavsiye ediyorum.
The satisfaction of watching monsters explode into gold coins is something I didnt know I needed.
Really fun game to play! Got all achievements after a bit less than a year while just running it in the background and mainly focusing on events and not achievements while playing. Perfect game if you just want something fun for inbetween. Support also answered me within a week, even though the game is sunset, and was very helpful and polite!
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