Idle Armada

Worth the price tag if you are into incremental/idle RPG's. Easy to learn and the gameplay loop allows you to play it actively, semi-idle, or idle depending on what you want to do. [Random Gameplay] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIRvUFF0xfk

Takes far too many hours to get going after each prestige for this to be fun. I can see the potential, but I don't want to be playing at ground zero for a month to get far enough along to start with resources enough to bypass the first 10 levels.

At this price the game is a no-brainer. Tons of options and customization for your fleet including damage, ship type, number of ship, etc. There are also several types of ships from bombers to fighters to civilian ships that passively boost your economy. Not to mention the prestige/job system that allows you to really customize the game play. There's a lot I'm leaving out but if you like number go up I say at least download the demo. 100% recommend

Very nice idle game, much enjoy, good buttons to press.

i like it, nice idle game

TL;DR Somewhat recommended: Fairly unique game, slow and tedious in the beginning but once it picks up it can be fun The start really is extraordinarily slow. Where other games try to hook you in with a very high pace and a quick first rebirth very soon, this is the opposite. Your first half hour will be just buying a building here and there, doing another few things and then going to do something else for a couple minutes again. As you progress, you will unlock more features and you have to manage a bit more, but it will stay rather slow until you unlock automation which will dramatically accelerate your progress, while also making it less tedious. Speaking of automation: This is the one area i have a couple gripes with. First: Personally, i wish automation was unlocked earlier. It's there, which is good, but the early game without automation is just too tedious for my taste, and lack of automation also dramatically reduces progress you make during afk time. It's also intentionally nerfed - upgrades can only spend 5% of your resources. So automation will always be a lot slower than active play. Personally, I really dislike this incentive to still basically always play actively for faster progression and i wish you could set this percentage closer to 50% or something. It still helps a lot having even a heavily nerfed automation and it will dramatically accelerate your progression, the way you set up the automation is cool but yeah. The pace absolutely picks up after a couple prestiges, which is where the game really starts shining. You can do runs for a day or two and make meaningful progress, unlock new jobs and get many new job perks. With automation it doesn't take a ton of input either. Overall then, if you don't mind a slow and tedious start that you may have to push through, this game may be worth checking out. It's not perfect, but it is both cheap, and there is a demo if you just want to try it.

fun little time sink