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Midas' Gold Plus

Game Categories:

 Clicker, Idler

Game Platforms:

 Unity, WebGL
Play Midas' Gold Plus on www.kongregate.com

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Game Description
Taking the role of King Midas, you can turn everything you touch into gold. Build an empire by buying/upgrading different types of buildings, each of them bringing you gold while you do nothing.
Basically an idle gameplay based on Adventure Capitalist, but with a lot of additional features:
* Hire a champion, which gives you unique boosts (each champion has it's own set of multipliers). Each champion also give you magic, which you can use to temporary incease certain things (such as building gold generation speed or click revenue multiplier).
* University, which lets you research different upgrades based on "Knowledge", which buildings randomly give you along with gold.
* Raids, which let you earn different special items as long as permanent boosts to all buildings revenue.
* Artifacts, which also give you different boosts.
Overall, this is a well polished idle game with good gameplay value worth your time.

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