Gods of Angling

Gods of Angling, "Tamagotchi benzeri" bir Boşta Balık Tutma RPG'sidir! 180 benzersiz seçenekten birini kullanarak kahramanınızı yaratın ve onun bir çaylaktan Tanrı'ya yükselip yükselemeyeceğini görün.

It is satisfying and comfortable in a way that's tough to explain. Not much to do, but for some reason, I want to keep it running all the time.

A fun little idle game, where you make a character and see how well they do on their rpg angling journey, with a dev who's very responsive to issues and suggestions, i.e. those other reviews you see talking about the real time sleep problem? That was fixed before I even stumbled upon this idle gem. Player tasks are there, but short, mostly changing equipment/pets/skill/kitchen rules or the once an hour optional minigame. Occasionally your character might wake up from a nap with a dream of a short task only you, the player, can complete for them, and all buying/selling actions are also up to you, which becomes extra useful given the existence of scrolls that allow you to borrow 1 skill for another race or class on top of your own.It's very multiboxing friendly and allows for custom portraits if you dislike the default for a given class/race combo, which I may have used a lot, with some genuinely interesting depth and customization to each character that ensures some variation in how it all plays out, And it really is lightweight for a modern game, I have 5 characters running, at all times, and it only costs me ~250mb of ram a multiboxed instance, something the game fully supports doing. I have played plenty an idle game that needs for 1 instance the 1.25gb I'm currently using, so the fact there's still theorycrafted characters I wish to try once I get various unlocks, or once the dev releases more content shouldn't ever be a problem. There's a lot to try and even more on the way, so if that sounds good, give it a try~ If you want an idea of the adventures this game can weave first, read on~ To start, let me tell you about my original character Cocaine, named because I thought the default ghoul lich portrait looks like a man for whom caffeine alone isn't enough and I found that hilarious, who's gone from dying frequently to almost every real challenge he faced to actually succeeding somewhat regularly as he learned his stronger abilities as a lich, I've really enjoyed watching him struggle his way to victory, and I'm always excited to figure out any way I can further refine him to become a beast unto himself. Next, my second character Lanae, an elf vampire who often manages to drain foes faster than they can kill her, but quickly crumples if she runs out of MP, she doesn't eat often thanks to the miracle of lembas bread, so her kitchen's easy to keep well stocked meaning lots of buffs I can give her to try and keep her from another MP crash death, but this has become less required thanks to her finally unlocking the ability to get health from /all/ of her attacks, not just certain skills. Third came Kiri, a fairy harpoonist who's got a crazy crit rate and high attack but rather low HP, turning every major battle into a huge gamble, absolutely my favorite to find in a big fight when I check on her, I made her in an attempt to make as luck based a character as possible, and while I'm still eagerly awaiting a true luck based class, watching her go absolutely all-or-nothing is a real joy. And then there's my fourth, Brie, a ratkin thief who's incredible skill in dodging, and thiefly sneaking skills have progressed to the point almost nothing can touch her, and even an elder leviathan has yet to manage to do it twice...which is good for her as that second hit's her death, she's another low HP character. Thanks to the fortune of getting a scroll of a skill that gives her constant income, she's also got an incredibly well stocked kitchen and has not seen an item in the shop she couldn't afford in ages. From living off her pocket lint and the occasional plain fish, to being a high roller on her way to outlevel and outdo every character I've made before her, her rise has been the most glorious so far. And finally, Irin, an animist barbarian, she's got the high damage, high durability you'd expect from a /barbarian/ of all classes, but who can switch to any pet at any time with buffs above the maximum for any character not either an animist, or in possession of the scroll for their wild kinship racial skill instantly given. Accuracy suffering from her being too much of a brute for her intellect to keep up? Use an int boosting pet til I can fix it with equipment upgrades/elixirs/meal plans. Kitchen looking empty? Give her the bumblebee and watch the ingredients roll in. Want more items? There's actually 2 pets for that, one gives more item drop luck, the other gives less but boosts luck for more crits. She's the newest, so she can't catch a legendary fish quite yet, but when she gets there you bet she's got a pet to boost her encounter rates there too. Any other character has to build trust which makes on the fly swaps for current needs something to hesitate on unless you've got several elixirs of bonding laying around, making her all in all the easiest to see and fix weaknesses for, and who I have very high hopes for seeing how she handles the challenges I know are ahead once she hits level 50 and sees her first legendary.