dylanbongo

Legends of Idleon is a very simple game with inspiration from games such as Maplestory. Its quite a niche game as it feels a bit like botting in Runescape. A ton of things are done for you offline but it does require you to micromanage. Speaking of Micromanaging you'll end up playing 7+ characters at a time. You'll play EVERY class if you so desire (and want to do all the things available in the game) and its one thing that really separates this from other idle games. Getting into the game can be a bit confusing as some of the main stats (Strength, Wisdom, and Agility) don't do what most MMO players would assume. Instead of Warriors wanting strength for example, they want wisdom. This increases your accuracy which is much more useful than the very slight damage upgrade from investing into strength. There is an amazing Wiki for this game, and a great community/discord that helps with everyone's questions etc. The games humor is also a solid positive. Its self aware and very much so breaks the 4th wall but if you are a gamer who reads the text you'll love all the hints/eastereggs/and references hidden throughout The biggest thing about this game is that while being free DOES NOT gouge you for time savers every second. There are Gems as a premium currency but they are far from required. This game is also on Android and Steam, and has a TON of content. I'm sitting around 500 hours as of this review and have just gotten my foot into W3 (Newest world as of now) Overall if your looking for a simple to start hard to master Idle game that's FREE and doesn't need any investment this is a great option.

I played on EA Play so I basically paying nothing to play it. From the get-go I notice a LAUGHABLE resolution .jpg of the (I'm assuming) main character. I check my options to make sure I'm not in low quality mode for whatever reason. Nope, just looks like 120p YouTube videos. I then delved a bit deeper into the options and notice how bad all the options are. I use a widescreen monitor and it renders the game UNPLAYABLE. There's no option for anything higher than 1920x1080 which usually isn't a problem, but for this particular game it cuts off half of the options screen and severely messes up the alignment of where your cursor is. What I mean by this is that the glow around a button was literally an inch or more off of its intended area leaving floating red boxes instead of outlines of my buttons in combat. This is also not mentioning the plethora of unpolished options such as 3 of EACH resolution (why? I have no idea) that make this not even something that I wanted to invest time into. Ill be straight forward and tell everyone I didnt get to the meat of the game, but the game is so poorly ported it made me uninstall within the first 30 minutes of TRYING to make it work. Overall if I had to pay anything for it I would have been appalled