Fidget Spinner RPG

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Best RPG game I've ever played! Please, optimize it more!

An idler, but not copy-pasted from others. You cast abilities, which later can be fully automated by unlocking and upgrading macros. The leveling works like in RPG. There's a humor everywhere, and the spinner spins with a lot of various visual and music effects. The content is there, so to speak. Simple, but fun little game. Kinda like fidget spinner :)

Not much to the game and doesn't satisfy the optimization itch of a good idle game

It's like the best part of the first half hour of an idle game, but for the full game. Dopamine.

There's not much here sadly. Things are fun for a couple hours but you unlock essentially all of the content by hour 4, and then it's just a matter of doing the same loop to grind higher and higher stats. Eventually you can prestige but the bonuses aren't all that meaningful and besides the only reason it's worth being more powerful is that you can create equipment with higher stats. There's nothing really to do except pressing the same buttons over and over again.

this game is much more than what it looks like, it's a full rpg with skills and crafting and it's very easy to get a build going and feel like you're actually progressing. Progress slows down after the first hour which lets you explore all the skills you can level up totally worth the money and time

I never thought a game about fidget spinners could be so deep and engaging. Fidget Spinner RPG has completely changed my life. It's not just about clicking a button to make a spinner go faster; it's about the journey, the crafting, the sense of progression. I've spent countless hours lost in this world, and I can't recommend it enough.

10/10 - best rpg ive played.

(Review marked as received-for-free due to receiving the game as a gift. Thank you, Arzure Bunny!) Like many idle games, it becomes surprisingly complex as it goes on. Unfortunately, the effort needed to advance in each system becomes quite unbalanced extremely quickly: some systems advance astronomically quickly, while others are always thoroughly behind in terms of usefulness. The use of generative AI in place of human-authored text is also a huge bummer. The premise and bones are good, though, and the developer looks to have been quite active in the past. If the game receives new updates, I am open to reconsidering my review.