Godsbane Idle

Godsbane Idle is a fresh idle take on games such as path of exile. It combines the hunt for powerful loot with idle systems to guarantee your progress even if time is short that day. It tries to stray away from linear paths and offers multiple ways to customize your equipment, skills and even more.

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Free-to-play

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11.5K

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Reviews

425

Review score

61%

6.1/10

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Frequent updates introducing new mechanics.
Equip the rarest items, artifacts and uniques to elevate your potential and efficiency to the highest levels.
Alter items and optimize your equipment even further by unveiling and crafting powerful effects.
A multitude of upgrade paths and a gigantic skilltree with more than 700 nodes to become the incarnation of destruction.
Use your destructive potential to challenge the mighty seraphim, rulers of ages past.
Unfolding features and paradigm shifts offering new ways to progress.
A very active dev that takes the community feedback to heart.
Premium Currency that can be passively obtained at a fair pace.

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Recommended0h played6 found helpfulOct 2025

Not recommended517h played5 found helpfulAug 2025

Abandoned in an incomplete state, abilities that aren't implemented and likely never will be, missing item descriptions and names, etc. Last game update was January of 2024 at the time of writing.

Not recommended1h played4 found helpfulJun 2026

I’ll be honest: the first few days of Godsbane Idle had me fooled. I logged in, got showered with offline progress and shiny gear, and thought, “Wow, this is actually kinda nice.” Then the honeymoon ended faster than a mobile game marriage proposal. [b]The Great Waiting Simulator[/b] After about 30 minutes of actual gameplay (yes, minutes), I discovered Godsbane Idle’s true identity: [b]a waiting simulator wearing an RPG hat[/b]. Character builds? Irrelevant. Stats? Irrelevant. Strategy? Absolutely irrelevant. The only thing that matters is time. Time is your god. Bow before it. The most engaging part of the game is… not playing it. You close the game, go live your life, come back days later and boom—offline progress. It’s like the game is saying, “Please stop playing me. I work better offline.” [b]Unlocking New Features (aka Opening Another Empty Box)[/b] Every time you unlock something new, the game gives you a pat on the back and immediately throws you into another brick wall. It’s like being rewarded with a coupon for 10% off your next disappointment. [b]Inventory Management: The True Final Boss[/b] The game drops equipment like it’s trying to bury you alive, but gives you only [b]52 inventory slots[/b]. Fifty‑two. That’s not an inventory; that’s a glove compartment. Your main activity becomes [b]destroying items[/b]. Not using them. Not upgrading them. Destroying them. Not because you want to, but because you’re out of space. You can’t sell anything in the game, so when you pick up an epic fatal staff with 14.12 cold damage, +1 max power charges, +10.72% power charge duration, +2.93 void damage, +2.93 cold damage and tiny dual‑wield bonuses, your choices are: • Equip it • Destroy it • Cry [b]RNG: Random Nonsense Generator[/b] Loot is fully random, which would be fine if the game didn’t insist on giving you weapons for every class except the one you’re playing. I chose magic. The game chose violence. Every login became a ritual: open inventory, sigh deeply, destroy 40+ pieces of gear that have nothing to do with my build, question my life choices and close the game. No doubt that I obtained the achievement of destroying 500 items early. At this point, Godsbane Idle is not an idle RPG. It’s Inventory Management Simulator 2026, and I did not sign up for that. [b]Last sigh[/b] Godsbane Idle fails both as an idle game and as an active game. It’s too boring to play and too annoying to manage. The only thing it does well is convincing you to stop playing it. Not recommended—unless you enjoy waiting, deleting items and contemplating the void.

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