Kill the Lich Idle

Good idle game. At first I did not really understand what to do, but after some time it became simple. You unlock things, prestige, get automation, and watch numbers go up. Good game to keep open and check from time to time.

This is the kind of game you need to leave on in the background and come back hours later to see if any progress has been made. In addition to that, you're not going to make significant progress unless you have the idle time bonus active, which you're going to want to manipulate your clock to build up in an instant. It seems unique at first, but it presents its "story" in the least interesting way, with the first box directing you to the menu to look at a massive wall of text, then doesn't even stay consistent in which boxes do or don't contain a story at all. That, and the fact that there's little to no agency in making things run faster means that there's no reason to pay attention to it aside from watching timers go down. I was willing to put up with it for way too long out of sheer curiosity, but then the game just inexplicably erased my progress after one too many clock change reboots. What a waste of time. Luckily there's no incentive to go back to it since there's no achievements either. Don't play this game. Play Trimps instead; It does what this game is trying to do, but better.

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estou gostando, não estou entendendo mas estou gostando.

Step 1: Set your system clock ahead a year, save the game, and turn on offline time speedup at 10x permanantly. Congratulations, you've made the game run at a playable speed. This game really is way too slow, running upwards of 6 hours on a standard prestiege, and it's not the sort of game where runs get exponentially faster from there. If anything, they tend to get longer as you unlock more stuff to do. Yes, it's an idler, but you don't *feel* the progress by the nature of runs being as far apart as they are and the changes between runs generally so marginal. Mechanically, it never feels like optimizing most anything is worth doing beyond the absolute minimum of 'turn on new paths, turn off paths to completed stuff', which gets automated after the first run. The nature of the main loop being on an exponentially growing generator means that any microoptimization that might save you a fraction on any particular action feels meaningless when the main overclock is running regardless. The real player choice comes in how to distribute the prestiege currencies into the many different upgrades. Here you actually have options and a look at the whole action map to see what attribute increases would translate into useful increases. I'll still end up at a positive impression, assuming you're playing the game sped up as you should be. It's an interesting enough optimization puzzle when you're running it fast enough to actually see the results of your actions without a day's intermission between them.

Really enjoying this game so far. Has elements that remind me of games like Terraformental and Reincarneted as a Dark Lord. I like that it is truly idle and that I can set a distribution and walk away for whatever length of time. Come back, reset and let it run again. Nice since I have a job and kid :)