Nomad Idle

[b]NOMAD IDLE[/b] is a spiritual sequel to Nomad Survival through a very interesting genre shift. It attempts to translate a bullet heaven to an idle incremental game, which it does fairly well. This is one of those incrementals that are far more passive than active. Where most of the game is letting the game play itself and idle through equipment levels, spell levels, pet levels, and character levels. There is also a variety of characters that are allowed to use the same spells as the others, but still features their own passive and active attacks. Each of these characters have pretty interesting lore, and almost share a story. The meta-progression is not well implemented which requires very frequent resetting, grinding for different meta-currency, and overall just a very boring skill tree. With the balancing update that happened, there is a clear way to set up your character that is almost required to complete the game. The lore, and the characters really do make up for it since each piece you unravel really leaves you wanting to get to the next stage to find out what will happen. Nomad Idle is a very low stress idle game where it doesn't require much micromanaging and planning out and checking the game super often. [b]PROS[/b]: - Amazing lore - Variety of characters/spells/pets - Interesting adaptation of Nomad Survival - Low stress gameplay [b]CONS[/b]: - Frustrating meta-progression - Poor balancing resulting in little viable loadouts [i]Honestly, coming back to the game for a ton of equipment upgrades is really satisfying and is a really good break from the overloading of options in more complex incrementals.[/i]