
Online Idle RPG with an open world without the grind of classic MMORPGs. Collect rare loot, develop your character, master professions, craft powerful gear, and defeat challenging bosses as you progress endlessly.
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Evitania is an online Idle RPG with an open world, inspired by classic MMORPGs but without the endless grind. Your character continues to fight, progress, and gather resources even while you're offline, allowing you to focus on what truly matters — rare loot, meaningful upgrades, and challenging boss battles.
In the game you will find:
▪ Several classes: Warrior, Mage, and Rogue
▪ Unique talent trees for each class
▪ The ability to create alts — build your own small army
▪ Send alts to level professions: Mining and Woodcutting
▪ Craft legendary gear
▪ Defeat thousands of monsters in AFK mode
▪ 3 Acts currently available for progression
▪ Fight challenging bosses
▪ Complete engaging achievements
▪ Raise and grow pets
▪ Become part of a growing community — already over 10,000 players on Discord
And much more awaits you in Evitania Online.
The game also features a mobile version with cross-platform progression — play on PC at home and continue your adventure anywhere.
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Languages: English*, French*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Portuguese - Brazil*, Russian*, Japanese*, Korean*, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese**languages with full audio support
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The game is obviously an idleon clone sort of, but honestly, I like it more. It's far more straightforward than idleon so far. For example, with idleon, there are so many systems introduced to you early on that it's quickly overwhelming. So many things to upgrade with what feels like infinite levels, and infinite money sinks, and you're left feeling unsure what to upgrade and how much to invest in each thing. This game doesn't exactly have that issue. You level as a novice, pick a class, and level skill trees pertaining to that class. This goes for other skills as well such as mining and woodcutting. It is a little more grindy, but I wouldn't like these types of games if I didn't like grind. I just prefer a grind that's easy to plan out with clear goals. The only downside is that there isn't really a way to talk to players or interact with them at all. No chat, no guild or faction system, nothing. You can't even inspect people's gear. I'm not even sure if you can add friends. That being said it isn't even in 1.0 yet, so It's possible they add these things in the future. EDIT: they just added a way to add friends and form parties.
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Hours played at review time, across 236 reviews with recorded playtime.
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It's Idleon but more p2w and banking on gooners.
You had the chance to make a superior game to IdleOn, with a better UI (that is not cramped and weird) and a refined feeling.. but you made a copy.. and not only that, somehow a worse copy. There is no way to interact with other players, there is no chat.. MMO is a false advertising, it's more like the ghosts in dark souls that run past you, but there is nothing more than that. This game is not done well, and it feels cheap in many ways. 3/10
So Boring
Just a classic idle game, very grind so it has a long term progression without having an over the top amount of useless features.
It's just a rip of IdleOn with fewer/less funny jokes, less compelling progression, and edgy, over-the-top cosmetic options that crowd the screen very quickly.
Had an issue with my account but was quickly resolved. Gameplay is chill for anyone just idling. Personally enjoyed it more than idleon because the features and mechanics in the game are not overwhelming
Evitania Online - Idle RPG shines in one major area: its generous offline rewards. Pick a task or enable auto‑battle, log off and let the game work while you sleep. If your level and gear quality are high enough to clear tasks or monsters quickly, you’ll wake up to a massive haul of resources. However, the game has some notable drawbacks. There’s no interaction with other players, which makes the world feel isolated. And crafting is slow—painfully slow at times. Producing 20 bronze bars takes more than 20 minutes and crafting a single copper staff took me four days. First, I had to grind monsters for materials, then spend time smelting the bars and finally wait through the smithing process. It’s not unbearable for an idle game but it does test your patience. As for in‑game purchases, they’re entirely optional. I recommend saving your money because most paid boosts are only strong in Act 1. They give you a quick early jump but become outdated fast as you progress. There’s no real need to rush your wallet. Overall, Evitania Online - Idle RPG is a solid idle experience with excellent offline progression but the slow crafting and lack of social features hold it back from being truly great.
If you like Idleon you'll like this.
Way to mutch pay to win. the grinding is to high.
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