Eldara

I really like this game and its pretty complex for its price. We live in a world where I have to ask A.I if A.I was used in a game and apparently there isn't which is surprising but okay. I am not against A.I when its used in the correct way to increase creation pipeline that's fine. There is no modern day politics in this game and you can tell the people behind it have passion and this game needs more sales so please buy because I love this type of game. The rotating systems of exp/bosses are great and innovative and I like the Idle aspect with being able to manage loot and items etc. The systems are compact and well layout in the UI - You can have trouble sometimes finding things in the game on occasion until you get used to it. (FEEDBACK). A small language error in the cremation bone skill - “gesperrt – erreiche” translates to: “Blocked – reach” when you hover over the unavailable skill level since you haven't reach it yet. ----- Slight Screen Glitch/shake when a dungeon ends when on the dungeon screen, slightly disorientating on screen shake. ----- Needs more Music tracks since they get a bit repetitive and maybe fix and rotate those depending on your location in the game, e.g. It doesn't make sense having calm town music when fighting monsters or being in the dungeon selection. Thanks for the fun this game is fantastic!...

Eldara is honestly a beautiful game. The artwork is excellent, the UI is clean, and there's clearly a lot of depth and care put into the skills, progression, and overall presentation. It looks like a premium idle RPG. Unfortunately, the gameplay never clicked for me. The biggest issue is the complete lack of meaningful automation. There are no workers to assign, no production queues, no task chains, and no way to build a self-sustaining system. You're constantly stopping one activity, navigating menus, scrolling around, and manually selecting the next thing to do. It ends up feeling less like managing an evolving idle game and more like babysitting every step of the progression. If you enjoy actively choosing every action and frequently switching between skills, this may be exactly what you're looking for. I was hoping it would gradually evolve into a game where planning and automation replaced repetitive micromanagement, but that never happened. It's a shame, because the presentation is top-notch and there's a surprising amount of content beneath the surface. For players who enjoy hands-on idle games, it's probably worth a look. For anyone looking for workers, production queues, or automation that lets your world increasingly run itself, this likely isn't the game you're looking for. Sadly, I'll be refunding it.

this game fn slaps.

AI生成に抵抗がなくスキル上げゲームが好きならおすすめ EA開始したばかりでアプデ頻度は高く、追加コンテンツも作り込んでくれると期待して購入 ハードコア（Exp&Gold半減、商人のアイテム購入制限、死んだらキャラ削除）で遊んでますが面白い 日本語はないけどこの手のゲームによくある基礎的な英語が分かれば問題なく遊べます プレイ始めたらSettingsから「Town Whispers & NPC Chatter」やその他の必要ないLogをOFFにすると快適に遊べます

Seems more fun and casual than Melvor , good to run while working, Might be some AI which does not bother me... ; negative reviews due to AI enchanced devs need to get with the times...

Eldara is my first game in this genre. Playing is very relaxing. I am not a fan of games with a lot of grind, but I really enjoy this game. The UI is nice and I like the dark fantasy vibe. The lore is good but I wish there was a longer soundtrack and more variety in the events that occur in the adventure log. Adding more there would make the game more immersive. Great game overall.

Not comparing this to Melvor would be naive, so yes, it is very much a Melvor-like that's slightly more streamlined. Really solid, looks amazing too. I like the popups you click to make your current activity go faster - adds a touch of interaction (you can choose to just ignore them if you wish). Also love the codex which is basically a built in wiki. Excited to try the rebirth system and see how replaying goes. Recommended if you like idle games :)