Idle Armada

It's a fun idle game where you can also step in active play to defeat waves that would not be possible on idle mode and it has many ships and careers that offer various bonuses that you keep while prestiging. you get to choose the upgrades for each job you get after gaining enough job points and there are many ways to spend the points on various bonuses and whatnot. including start resources, start buildings, resource % gain, own ships strength bonus, enemy ships debuff, damage taken reduction, damage dealt increase. there are many different bonuses like that and most of them are unique to that job. like offensive ship damage bonus, defensive enemy ship mark reduce, start farm, start metal processing, and a lot more. the main thing in fighting enemy ships with your own is that you need to have a lot more ships than your enemy later on because the enemy ships are overwhelmingly stronger due to much higher marks(marks are something like strength level that affects all around strength of each ship including damage, hull, shield). in short it is a very fun idle game with a lot of room to grow your strength in the future so it won't easily be like your reach max level and done in a few days.

its aright

1/8/23: coming along nicely, not quite a full experience yet, the remake is a huge improvement over the original release version, but is still pretty skinny on content.

good

A really solid and original Idle game that somehow passed me by. Well worth the entry fee. Deserves more attention.

This game is genuinely fun. Its an idle game like cookie clicker, but the twist is combat rather than cookies. You invest your resources (of which there are like... a dozen different ones), into different ships or upgrades for your ships. It does have a mobile like design, but that doesnt detract from the game-play and it actually makes it easier to navigate. From upgrading land to have more ships, to upgrading the ship itself to be a higher mark, to upgrading all of your ships attack rate or range, this game is exactly what it claims to be. It is still receiving updates a few years after launch, and I see no reason why someone shouldnt throw 4 dollars at this game. Skips your daily coffee, get Idle Armada.

One of my favorite incrementals. I've played it a lot on mobile even though I don't like mobile games, and recently decided to buy on PC, too. I love that it doesn't try to get you with in-app purchases but most of all I enjoy the tons of long-term value in the form of lots and lots of upgrades and unlocks to work towards. Genuinely the best incremental around, in my view.

fun little time sink