IdleOn - The Incremental MMO

The idle game that pretends it's not an MMO, then somehow becomes your whole personality. Logging in after 2 days to 40k+ drops is amazing.

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Très bon jeu, solo je ne comprends pas le peu de commentaire. Tu peux faire autant de personnage que tu veux, alors même si tu te trompes plus tu gagnes des niveaux plus tu peux en faire des centaines... Oui on peut pas supprimer malheureusement. Point positif : - Jeu assez solo même si tu peux faire des invites sur certain mode de jeux, tous se passe sur une expérience solo - PayToProgress , tu peux tout avoir en payant certe, mais tu peux aussi farm longtemps sans que ça soit paytowin tout est fait pour que tu progresses au fils du jeu, y a pas un moment que tu es bloquer pour que tu payes. - Multitude de comptes - Trois classes mais qui se décline selon la spécialisation que tu va prendras. - Des pnj très marrant avec beaucoup d'humour en dialogue. Points négatifs : - Jeu pas totalement voir peu traduit, il faut s'y connaitre en anglais. - Le peu de tutoriel sur des items, ou la façon de faire tel action. - Pas d'essaie pour la prise en main des mini-jeux sur les métiers - Difficile à comprendre le fonctionnement du jeu, le lâcher de prise sans guide. - Le cout élever en or, au fils du temps tu farm a mort...pour avoir plus de stats mais au moins ce n'est pas temporaire.

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I gave this game a serious chance, but the deeper you get, the more obvious it becomes that the design is intentionally frustrating just to push you toward microtransactions. It is barely an "idle" game at all. Here is why the mid-to-late game is an absolute disaster: - You are forced to play active minigames: Essential stat boosts (damage, XP, gold find, skill points) are tied to active minigames. If you don't play them, your character balance falls completely behind. - Paywalled Auto-Loot: In a game where thousands of items drop, auto-loot is locked behind a real-money purchase (around $5). Without it, the floor gets so cluttered with loot that active play becomes a laggy, unplayable mess. - AFK farming is a joke: Leaving the game offline yields maybe 25% of what you get from leaving your device running active 24/7. It defeats the entire purpose of an "idle" RPG. - Intentionally confusing currencies: The game is extremely vague about how and where you can actually earn premium currencies (diamonds/emeralds) for free. It feels like they want you to lose track so you just buy them. - Absurd quest scaling: The progression curve is completely broken. Going from World 1 (farming 100–300 drops) to World 2 (farming 4,400 drops) is ridiculous—especially when the monsters only have a 50% drop rate. It’s just cheap, artificial gameplay stretching. - Claustrophobic inventory space: The free-to-play inventory is so tiny you literally can't turn in certain quests unless you spend massive amounts of gold just to increase your stack limits. - Zero transparency on microtransactions: Before buying paid bundles, the game doesn't even show you ingame what stats or actual benefits the items (like companions) provide. You are expected to buy them blindly and hope they are useful. The Bottom Line: IdleOn has a cool art style, but the gameplay loop is ruined by terrible balancing and aggressive monetization. Unless you want to leave your PC running 24/7 or constantly open your wallet for basic quality-of-life features, stay away.