Vespera

Excellent idle game. Plenty to do right off the hop to keep you busy and turns more "idley" as time goes on. Plenty of tutorials on each page so you don't get overwhelemed. Easy to respec and test different builds, haven't got to the endgame yet but looks very in depth and thought out. So much crafting, upgrading, gathering, skills, talent trees. For the pricepoint you get a ton of content and it's still in EA. The devs are super active on Discord and take in community suggestions, then implement them. One of the best idlers I've played.

Really good if you like idlers with focus on character progression rather than just skilling (crafting, fishing etc). So far endgame seems plenty and i have a lot of systems to unlock on the horizon. Granted it's still EA if they keep working on it it could be amazing. I hope they do cause devs seem active but so far it's great for the price.

This is a very fun and chill idle game progressing your character as they get stronger. There are many different builds/classes to try out. I enjoy the co-op experience of the whole server fighting and working together to take down the world bosses.

Pretty good idler, you make a toon and grind. Big plus that you can do combat and gathering/crafting at the same time. Also has world bosses where you team up with the other players.

** Note to Devs: I'd really like a playable HEALER class. Shaman, Druid, Cleric, Paladin, whatever. Also, a Necromancer, or even playable Bard. Also I would love larger group sizes into combat with compositions being important for some encounters. Also, barbarians seem to have more useful loot than wardens right now? I've been on an idle-game binge lately, and Steam's refund system has seen a lot of action because I'm picky. I refunded: Idle Crown Idle Village Eldara Visseron Idle Cultivation Lootun Fractured Realms Every one of them had something I wanted, but they all eventually fell into the same traps: shallow progression, repetitive gameplay, lack of automation, or just not enough meaningful systems to keep me engaged. Vespera is the first one that actually stuck. It feels like it was designed by people who genuinely enjoy incremental games. Instead of one progression bar, you're constantly unlocking new systems—classes, talents, gathering, crafting, mercenaries, factions, dungeons, offline progression, and long-term goals. Every session gives you something new to work toward instead of simply watching numbers go up. The automation is excellent. You're making strategic decisions rather than babysitting the game every few seconds, which is exactly what I want from an idle RPG. It respects your time without becoming a glorified spreadsheet. I also appreciate the lack of microtransactions. In a genre where many games eventually become cash shops disguised as idle games, having a premium game focused on gameplay is refreshing. Is it perfect? No. It's Early Access, so there's obviously room for more content, balancing, and polish. But unlike so many other idle games I've tried recently, this one has a solid foundation that makes me excited to see where it goes. If you're looking for an idle RPG with actual depth instead of another cookie-cutter clicker, this is an easy recommendation. After refunding six other idle games in a row, this is the one that earned a permanent spot in my library.

Games good but the UI is awful. Way too much stuff to sift through and you need to click multiple times through multiple menus just to gather or craft something it feels tedious

Wow finally something different in the genre, i'm an hour in and already level 12 barbarian and I chose the Axemaster Subclass. I love until now