About This Game Dragon Cliff is a Semi-Idle RPG game. Players are to collect adventurers, kill monsters, craft armories, advance talent trees, enchant/reforge equipment, discover mysterious scrolls and finally assemble the most powerful adventure team!FeaturesA semi-idle game with deep and complex itemization systems to support endless character builds!Up to 25 adventurer classes to choose from. Every class has its own unique battle ability and talent profile. Whether it’s a Young Warlock, Element Wizard, Drunk Reader, Fire Charger or a Soul Thief, they are all ready to server your town with their cool tactics and strategic abilities.Time Based Command battle system: During battles, adventurers automatically perform actions when their Turn Progresses are fully charged, and players can unleash powerful tactics at any time by spending ‘Rage Points’. This frees players from micromanaging repetitive turn-based commands and allows fast paced and intense battle fights!There are almost 100 different active and passive skills to be explored with. Every skill has its distinguishable strategic pros and cons, and begging for players’ experimentation.Hundreds of equipment and scrolls to be discovered and crafted. A flexible Effect System allows endless customization of your adventurers! Enchant, Reforge and Effect Transfer systems allow high customization of adventurers’ equipment. A deep gem system and a variety of set bonuses to further expand your strategy.More than 200 types of monsters among 7 different maps waits for your exploration.Attract residents and conduct explorations to further expand your town! 1075eedd30 Title: Dragon CliffGenre: Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPG, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Meta InteractionPublisher:Meta InteractionRelease Date: 11 May, 2018 Dragon Cliff Full Crack [Password] A semi-idle RPG management game which has a surprising amount of depth which become available as you progress. Something to play in the background while doing other things. Well worth the \u00a34 I paid for it.. Best in depth RPG I've found. It gives you full ground for customization on how you want your RPG to execute itself.Pros:-Customization-VERY AFK-able, makes grinding while at work incredibly easy-Turn based battle system that can be upped in speed through game, don't have to hop into console commands to adjustCon(s):-At the time of me writing this I can only say one, not entirely beginner friendly. If you don't have a form of understanding on what effects what in RPGs you're stuck to reading the descriptions or googling what they usually mean. Not a horrible downside as it's pretty easy to get the hang of it, but I can see some people just shoot to get their numbers as high as they can on a character (which isn't exactly wrong).. This game is just the best. Its a great waste of time. when you are playing time flies. Stop reading reviews and just get it!. I'm not usually one for idle games, but I do enjoy having very casual games loaded on my laptop to play while working or doing other things online. Saw this on sale and the description of "semi-idle" got me interested. And here I am a day or two later, absorbed by this game over a weekend. Seriously, I've been letting it run while doing yardwork outside, coming in for a drink and to check my progress very often lol.So upfront, what you need to know is that this is more of a management + theorycrafting game. I underline the theorycrafting descriptor because you absolutely need to get smart about team setup, character\/skill selection, and gear once you get to the highest levels and the game starts unleashing some brutal dungeons on you. The game is kind of a cakewalk at the early stages though, so you have plenty of time to learn as you go, but make sure that you do spend the time really learning the various game systems.This game is made for people who want to tinker and figure things out, because the tutorial is flimsy and you simply have to press buttons\/tabs and read everything you can. There's not much for player guides in English yet, though there is a wiki online if you search for it. After a bit of early active playtime to learn the basics, you will unlock more abilities to allow for automation while you're AFK, and at that point you can leave it running overnight just fine. It does have an option to mute the game in the background so it doesn't disturb your other online activities and cloud save storage makes it nice for running on multiple PCs.There is a lot to manage actively too for when you check in to babysit your village and teams. You'll have to actively select quests, gear up and add skill points to your adventurers, select what recipes to craft, slot gems into your gear and so on. You can send out exploration teams to hunt down more crafting materials for you, and enchant or reforge the items you make and want to improve. The dungeons themselves are visually repetitive, but watching your teams fight through them is not the main focus anyway -- approach this as a classic RPG with active combat and you're going to have a bad time.So obviously, this won't be anyone's "main game" on Steam because that's not its purpose. It's meant to occupy you in your spare time from other activities, and this game does that in spades because of its unexpectedly deep gameplay systems. Will it last you forever? Probably not. But for the price I already feel like I've well gotten my money's worth at ~30 hours at the time of this posting, and I have no issue recommending it to people who might be interested in it.Also, no microtransactions! No paywalls! No loot boxes!. It has been awhile since a game got me this addicted, haven't really felt a sense of progression and achievement in recent games lately.Like seriously this game just keeps me going nonstop! Farm this, grind this, build this, etc etc, at the same time it doesn't bores me.The Gameplay plays out very similarly to mobile gacha games (semi-idle) but well without those energy system and \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 RNGs.The RPG system is quite in-depth, lots of different builds you can try with lots of classes to choose to form a perfect balance for your party. Oh how i love the moments of trial and errors in building heroes \/ adventurers and finally the feeling of satisfaction when i can finally find that perfect balance for my party.The RNG in this game is not bad, it's still on the fair level where rare stuffs are rare but it doesn't really that hard to get, at the same time it still gives you a sense of achievement without boring you to death first.If you like RPG games, you should definitely play this! 8 \/ 10. TLDR: Highly feature-rich idler that can hold its own keeping you at your keyboard as much, if not more than AFK idle-mode.There's a surpising amount of things to do, quest for, and micro-manage to keep a player involved in this game. So much so that the asking price is a bargain.There's dozens of unique adventurer types to recruit and collect, as well as villagers. You also need to build up the town, and mass craft items from discovered recipes to sell in order to make money...all the while hoping that a useable legendary item will be produced.Lots of character customization from enhanceable active and passive traits. Diablo-style randomized stats on gear. Socketable gems to further enhance gear and player abilities. Refundable experience points for when you replace lower grade adventurer types with more powerful versions.A lot of thought went into this game. it's not a simple cash-grab. It truly is an adventure RPG that tries to toss in all the bells and whistles in a well-designed cohesive playing experience at a price that is a bargain in itself.Highly recommended. You'll definitely get way more than your money's worth with this title.. I've enjoyed various idle games before, but this more than anything feels like "Waiting-in-line-at-the-bank-with-a-mild-stomach-ache Simulator". I genuinely felt like I lost two days(*) by just having this game running, like it kept me in some kind of holding pattern; like this is the video games version of having the flu. Seems like just a cold at first, but then it wears you down, and while you're technically functional, you just can't handle anything that requires more effort than getting up to go to the bathroom. I mean, video games aren't exactly productive by any means, but looking back over my time with this game in particular feels like a complete waste of time. Funny enough, I didn't hate "playing" it; I just came to resent these feelings I was left with after I forced myself to stop running it. Something about it just feels like eating too many cheesy poofs in one sitting, and I just can't recommend it.EDIT:(*) After submitting review, saw my play time was 97 hours. So, uh, make that four days... oh god, it's even worse than I thought.... I spent $5 and got at least 20 hours of exactly the sort of team-building setup and minimal input gameplay that I wanted. Highly recommended.. Virtually Idle Heroes sans cash grabs or stupid microtransactions.. This game pumps! Why did it take me a year to find it?
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