Gaiadon: Eternal Quest

Hit a wall After 5 days or so. Wall is 3 weeks long. new content after that, but the most interactive game play portion of the game is over. Just afk and let the game run itself. Since its in early access, I hope the dev keeps working on it and fills the game out and adds more content. Would not recommend for now, has potential maybe in a couple of years.

This game has some of the worst balancing and progression I've seen from an idle game yet. There is no constant feeling of progression, you always have too much of most resources while critically lacking another and progressing at a snail's pace. You mostly just wait a loooooong time for ascensions, and when you unlock incursions the last shred of hope you had for sensible progression goes out the window (why am I suddenly getting 1e300 times as much gold? Hello?) This game has a lot of different things and systems, and none of them actually care for the balancing of the other. So you get stuck and then try to engage another thing this game has to offer and it's either completely useless or completely overpowered. Rinse and repeat. This game *could* be good, if the systems actually tied together and didn't somehow invalidate each other. If there was a constant sense of steady progression, instead of either being stuck or taking massive leaps out of nowhere. The art is good, and the game has a whole bunch of mechanics that could work really well. At the moment they just don't.

there is simply no gameplay here. there are no interesting builds and every system the game currently has is shallow and uninteresting. additionally you'll eventually hit a wall where any meaningful progression starts taking days. quite unfortunate as the only satisfying part of this game is watching all the systems come together to boost your power to absurd degrees. but pretty much any idler can give you that experience. I don't regret buying this game since it was only 5 dollars. but I can't recommend it. there are much better idlers with more meaningful and interesting progression out there.

Number goes up sim. Outside of the first few hundred hours there isnt much 'interactive gameplay' but if you enjoy a farm longterm kinda gameplay it scratches that itch. Theres no 'full' resets that bring you back to the start its just a steady progressions, with all game systems trying and working together, which is rare for an idle game You also get updates every month which is always adding in new stuff to grind for

Great game, especially when running in the background while working or doing an important project.

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