
Stage Break Idle is a relaxing incremental game where you defeat enemies at each stage. As you progress, you'll discover meaningful upgrades and unlock engaging new features. Unlock powerful companions to aid you in battle, and continue advancing until you conquer the final stage.
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Stage Break Idle is a relaxing incremental game about beating each stage. Boost your damage through upgrade. Discover different features and upgrades as you progress. Unlock companion to aid you in battle until you beat the final stage!
Although you wouldn't die to the enemy, The enemy grows increasingly stronger with each stage which mean you could get stuck. Strategize and optimize your approach to beat them, make progress and discover different features and upgrades.
Discover how different features and upgrades work with each other as you progress. Talent system could turn certain element into damage source while Magic system could not only deal damage but speed up your progress.
Offers a relaxing gameplay experience with minimal input. Simply buy upgrades, leave the game running, and return later to find plenty of resources to spend. Earn resources even while offline, allowing you to progress effortlessly at your own pace.
Incremental gameplay, number goes up because you make it to
Over 80 upgrades, skill and magic to uncover
Reborn anytime to get stronger or reassign the resources
Play however you want, whether it is active play or idle
Clean and easy-to-navigate UI
Definite ending
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
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Just finished it. Look, for 2 $ it's a cool little game. But there are a lot of shortcomings. Some things aren't explained, sometimes I didn't understand what the text meant, I didn't find any options or save button (I dunno if the game saves at all), prestiging resets the active skills and talents (so now you gotta activate all of those again), and it's generally a bit tedious. But just as you're starting to get angry at the game, you reach stage 200, and it's all over. So why am I giving it a thumbs up? Because I think the dev has potential to make a next game, which is better than this. That's all. It's 2 dollars. Don't think too much on it.
It's fun and all, but then you get all your upgrades and immediately loose interest.
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Hours played at review time, across 26 reviews with recorded playtime.
This is a fun little game. I beat it in less than a day but it was definitely worth the 2$ I paid for it.
Eh, it's fine. UI could be a bit better, since (specially for talents) it's a bit hard to see what you have active and what you haven't activated
Like 3/5 Cheap Prestige is not too painful Game is short Minor bugs and lacking QoL
Worth the money.
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