My Little Spider

A very cute idle game!! I don't love how much interaction is involved, since this is supposed to be an idler game, but it's still very cute!

No molesta mucho y es curioso para lo simple que es, aunque tener más inventario o una forma de vender este automáticamente habría estado bien. Si bien realmente no es necesario comprar todas las mejoras para tener todos los logros.

Fantastic little semi-idle game. It is just sitting in the corner of my screen while I work on other tasks. Requires occasional inputs to buy upgrades and new environments but the spider just does its own thing.

good

用鼠标上下滑动可以摸蜘蛛的头，小蜘蛛会像小猫一样打呼噜

The itsy bitsy spider gif on discord

Fun idler with adorable art! Having a lot of fun with this so far. Like most idlers you only need to check in once every so often, more often when you first start. After completing the upgrades and unlocking all locations on the map it's mostly about earning enough gold for the customizations for your spider. I got this in a bundle and decided to try it out finally and I'm glad I did. Even once I've collected everything I will probably still open the game just have my cute, animated spider hanging out on my desktop. If a simple, desktop, idler with cozy aesthetics sounds good to you give this game a try!

Small, simple, and very cute. I really enjoy having this little guy keep me company while I go about my day on the computer.

玩了四小时后直接打不开了，卸载重装各种办法都试了。

This is one of those cute little desktop buddy idlers, so don't expect high-end graphics or a captivating plot. For what it does, it does so very well - have a little spider on your screen (you can place its web anywhere on your screen), watch it catch bugs, help it out if you see it struggling with a particularly big/rare bug, and then sell the bugs from the inventory. You can focus your upgrades on active or idle gameplay, which is great. The gameplay is relatively active for a desktop buddy idler, so don't expect to have it sit on your screen for hours before something finally happens. If you want to collect achievements or unlock certain cosmetics, then the gameplay becomes more complex - "find this specific butterfly that is at least this big" means you have to figure out which of the locations has this bug, at what in-game time it spawns at, and as soon as it's ready to start spawning, activate the correct buff to make sure the bugs in your net will be bigger than average for a set amount of time. Achievements, on the other hand, might be a bit grindy if you leave them for last, but can easily be completed as you go with some minor inventory management. All in all, it took me roughly 40 hours to 100% this game at a very unoptimized, leisurely pace, but I can't say exactly because I've accidentally left it open on my screen at least a couple of times and going AFK. Playing after getting all the achievements and getting all the upgrades might be a bit pointless, since your "wallet" can only hold so many coins from selling bugs, after which point you just max out and selling bugs doesn't give you any more money. However, I'd say it's still worth it at full price if you like desktop buddy games and like this particular art style.