
Lead 4 auto-running heroes through dungeon runs, open chests, survive the curse, and spend your loot on permanent upgrades.
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Long Rest is a fantasy run game built around a simple tension: your party pushes into a dungeon tier, chests keep appearing, and your heroes move to claim them.
But the curse deepens over time, dealing mounting damage until the tier ends in victory when the curse fully settles or in defeat if the party falls first.
Between runs, return to camp to pick a dungeon tier (higher tiers trade tougher curse pressure for richer rewards), open the skill tree, and spend multiple currencies on chest-focused and global upgrades so the next expedition comes back stronger.
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Languages: English
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Not bad, particularly for a first game. Could do with a bit of better level curve as you kinda stall out at level 11 for a good while, but otherwise fun enough with pretty decent graphics (relatively speaking) which are fun to watch. Priced appropriately for the play time, and I think if it was much longer it'd actually just get boring so well done. Easy recommend if you're looking for a short little idling incremental.
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Great little incremental game. Like most games in the genre, I completed it in around three hours, so it's well worth the cost of entry. There are a couple of balancing issues, though. By the end, earning shards and gold to finish the skill tree becomes a bit of a grind, while token and holy chests are rendered obsolete long before the game is over. I also think the autoclicker could have been introduced a little earlier—it would've saved me from developing early-onset carpal tunnel syndrome...
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Hours played at review time, across 29 reviews with recorded playtime.
A good game for a first outing by only two devs. And at $2, you really can't go wrong, as long as you enjoy this type of game. If you do, just get it; you'll get your money's worth. That said, there are three issues I found, of varying degrees of annoyance. In no particular order: 1. The skill tree is not properly balanced. There are four currency types: Gold, Shards, Tokens, and Diamonds. Each currency type has a drop-rate upgrade which can be purchased for gold. Unfortunately, you will exhaust skills to purchase with tokens and diamonds LONG before you end up purchasing all of the rate upgrades for them. I had three entire skills for diamond rate upgrades (15 total ranks) and two skills of token rate upgrades (10 total ranks) completely untouched by the time I finished buying the skills that use those currencies. Conversely, I exhausted the rate upgrades for gold and shards long before the skills that use them (shards were especially egregious.) 2. The token skill tree is bugged. Or, at least it feels like it. Everything that the descriptions say those skills do just... don't. 3. If you played the demo, you will be prompted to load that save when you start the full game. Ordinarily, this would be a good thing. Unfortunately, any achievements that would have been unlocked in the course of the demo (had you been playing the full game,) will remain locked. Namely, the achievement "True Names" (Purchase Champion's Revelation.) I had to reset my progress after beating the game in order to be able to 100% it. End of the world? No. It's an early achievement (most likely the first one you'll get,) but it's never-the-less annoying to have to earn it twice.
Very simple incremental game, I kinda thought there'd be fighting at some point buts just picking up more and different type of chests (mimics). Always happy to support indie devs and the price isn't bad for a couple hours and some achievements
the game will start another run automaticly after you complete a run. 11/10
Zero gameplay as far as I played it. Slow and boring skill tree. Exits fullscreen each time you finish a level. No thanks.
Very very very very very very very very ............ short game. cheap game. nothing to do !
Fun little time waster game. Beat it in less than 3 hours though... and that was while Idle. Add some more to the game, and it could be a lot more fun. I still recommend - as it is pretty fun. Just be aware that there is no end game. These folks that are giving negative reviews.... How's your 2 person team developed game doing?
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