Idle Earth

Great idle game, worth $2 hands down.

Good fun. Well built Idle Game

Mi fanno schifo i giochi idle e i clicker ma questo è abbastanza carino

[b][u]Grafik :[/u][/b] 3/10 Nicht besonders hübsch aber auch nicht komplett hässlich [b][u]Gameplay :[/u][/b] 3/10 Nur Klicken aber wenigstens 5 verschiedene "Arten" [b][u]Sound:[/u][/b] 7/10 Soundtrack und Effekte klingen gut, könnten aber auf Dauer nerven [b][u]Story:[/u][/b] 1/10 Nicht wirklich vorhanden [b][u]Balance:[/u][/b] 2/10 Nach wenigen Stunden kommt man nur noch durch warten voran [b][u]Pay to win:[/u][/b] 1/10 Mit genügend Geld kann man es einfach durchspielen [b][u]Achievments:[/u][/b] 6/10 Die ersten 40-60 kann man gut bekommen, später dauerts [b][u]Spaß:[/u][/b] 3/10 Kann ein paar Stunden unterhalten [b][u]Preis:[/u][/b] 5/10 Mit 1,59€ kann man zwar nichts falsch machen aber dieses Spiel ist kein Geld wert [b][u]Fazit:[/u][/b] 3,4 / 10 Man sollte sich von der Punktzahl nicht täuschen lassen da nur die Achievments hier noch etwas rausholen konnten. Im Großen und Ganzen ist es ein kleines Idle game indem das Warten sehr schnell sehr lang werden kann. Lohnt sich nicht.

odiei cada segundo desse jogo, comprei só pra platinar

Man gibt für dieses Spiel Geld aus und dann gibt es auch noch einen Ingame Shop wo man zusätzlich echtes Geld ausgeben kann, das ist ein No go You must payed mones for this game and then it gives an ingame shop where you can payed with real money, thats a nogo.

Idle Earth is a clicker and incremental game that wears its influences proudly, mixing humor, a cast of quirky characters, and a parade of pop culture references. At its best, the game is a decent time-killer that nudges you along at a decent pace early on, providing enough upgrades and mini-games via different managers to keep boredom at bay. You don’t need to spend premium currency to make decent progress, and most of the clicking involves more than just mashing the same button, which helps it from becoming pure busywork. However, the experience is uneven. For a paid title—even a very cheap one—it leans heavily on mechanics that many free idle games pull off with more flair and variety. The "prestige" system is forgettable, as the income boost barely justifies the reset, leaving you feeling like you're trading time for underwhelming rewards. The game also includes loot boxes and microtransactions, which is a sour note considering it isn’t free to begin with. If you find those practices off-putting in paid games, you’ll notice them here. Variety is another sore point. Despite the trove of referenced jokes and quirky managers, the actual content under the hood is linear and doesn’t evolve much in later stages. The progression starts slowing down quite early, shifting from engaging to grindy. Achievements, typically a fun side goal in clickers, include one that demands an almost absurd amount of idling—potentially over a month’s worth of background running just for a single unlock. It’s not a challenge so much as a test of patience (and your computer’s endurance). To be fair, Idle Earth offers some charm with its characters and the occasional clever reference, and it could be fun enough if picked up on a big sale or if you simply want something to poke at between other tasks. It can fill a lazy Sunday or a few hours on autopilot but don’t expect much depth, and be ready to move on once the novelty wears off. There are plenty of free idle games on Steam that offer similar or more refined experiences. Unless you find the humor and theme especially irresistible, Idle Earth is best for idle game fans looking for a quick, forgettable diversion, not a long-term addition to their lineup.

Nothing wrong with a trashy shallow idle/clicker game, and this is about what I'd expect from a $2 game. Take an hour or two on a lazy Sunday morning, cheat your way through most of it, and move on with your life and never think about it again. For that, this is fine. But to also throw microtransactions into something so shallow is just sad and is alone worth a thumbs down. Keep that for free mobile garbage.

Wonderfully addicting and engaging! I Reccomend this if you're a fan of incremental games. Lots of hilarious references and seemingly endless content