Posted on: October 13, 2024

lucasflamebound

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An Involved Idle Game

Loop Hero might be one of my favorite games in the so called "idle" genre. Most games given that tag are- in my opinion- dull and lacking in thought. Games where you stare at the game without having much input, just watching numbers go up. With Loop Hero, though, you're constantly managing the board and you're equipment, very seldom are you leaving the game running by itself for more than a few seconds. Also, I like how often I'm punished for greed. It actually incentivizes playing more carefully as opposed to BIGGER NUMBER BETTAR.

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Posted on: December 12, 2024

ANMTR

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Run More Run

Sat down to play this for ten minutes. Most enjoyable three hours of my life.

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Posted on: December 14, 2024

GullyFoyle0909

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Very addictive!

Very addictive roguelike, defeat enemies , upgrade camp, try to kill bosses ;)

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Posted on: April 2, 2021

csdoughboy

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A grower, not a show-er

It really took me a while to get into this one. The concept (an upside-down idle RPG with a central mechanic not too unlike [SPOILER] Candy Box [END SPOILER]) and all the rave reviews drew me in, but it did not keep me; I did not feel the addiction factor like so many others apparently have. It took me coming back to it a few times to get a feel for things, and I think I know why now. It is a dreary game, isn't it? The screen is mostly black, and even after you fill it it's still quite dark. There's also the writing which is, while quality, bleak as all getout. I wouldn't call the game ugly like some others have, but one can see how, in these dark days, one might be initially turned off. What saves it for me is the way the game evolves as play continues and you unlock more of the camp and therefore more mechanics (again, not too unlike... you know). Once the player builds a couple of things, the game really opens up. There is that initial monotony and grind, though, so minus one star. But all in all I would recommend it to those who like idle games and just anyone looking for a neat concept to wrap one's brain around.

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Posted on: August 20, 2022

philkingz

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Worth every penny!

How can a game with graphics from 1984 and such simply controls be that good? - The 8-bit soundtrack rocks ass in 2022! Normally 8-bit pieces of music cover existing songs, this soundtrack makes people cover 8 bit music. - The gameplay loop is addicting, mechanics are deep, but not that deep once you understood the principles and strategies, making it a game that encourages thinking without breaking the flow. - Balance and difficulty is kinda ding and dang. It is demanding at the start, but as soon as you have grown your village and crafted your supplies, you can become unstoppable. This motivates to progress and plays fully into the powerfantasy of the storyline, yet the challenge is kinda gone in the end. - Mentioning the story, it is neither good nor bad, but I did expect much less from the character writing, which is kinda neat. - Transparency and documentation of mechanics are mostly present (One exception: stamina-mechanic) - UI and menu are solid, you get to anything fast without the need for hotkeys, should be a standard for triple A games, when a group of 4 developers can get this done for a game that looks from another century. That said: Don't get turned off by the graphics! Give it a try and you will probably have a very good time!

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