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Clicker, IdlerThey say honey is liquid gold. Well, it really is!In this incremental clicker game you plan to become the richest beekeeper of them all... Or shall we say, a BEELLIONAIRE! With its super cute, crisp graphics Honey Beellionaire will win your heart and fill your pockets with golden coins.Hatch bees, buy upgrades, do quests, grab prizes, there is always something to do for a beekeeper.You can choose to click away and increase your earnings rapidly, or just lay back and let your worker bees do the coin gathering - they continue their work even if you close the game. Then use those coins to buy upgrades for your bees, to earn even more: the limit is the sky!Familiar, engaging gameplay with some unique twists that will keep you coming back for more, progressing each time a little further. Casual players enjoy the simple pleasure of gathering coins and hatching bees, while advanced players will have fun trying to figure out the best strategies on using the various features to progress quicker.Honey Beellionaire's main features
Clicker, Idler, RPGEver wanted people to work instead of you? It isn't a dream, it's RPG Market Idle! The idle game for RPG lovers.Thank to the magic crystal ball you have found, you can just tap to earn more, and more... and more!
Clicker, IdlerPretty unique game clicker and idle game with amazing system of upgrades and axe forging. You take the role of angry dwarf Oswald who is mad cause somebody stole his axe. In his quest for revenge he is chopping down all the things in the world.With amazing cartoon graphics and funny dwarf sounds we think we created an amazing game for idle game and clicker lovers.
Clicker, Idler, RPGFace beastly monsters in treacherous areas, find legendary artifacts and epic loot, or crawl through the Endless Dungeon in an attempt to reach the last floor!
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ClickerAyumilove Idle Story uses assets from the popular MMORPG Maple Story and applies them to a clicker style game. In addition to the normal "click to gather resources" style of gameplay, it applies a level system for the player's character, equipment, upgrades, and more.LevellingEach time the player kills (either by clicking or idling) a monster, they are rewarded with xp. This xp is applied to the character and used to increment the character's level, improving their attack strength and chance of hitting a higher level monster. Monsters can be upgraded at any time, but it is possible that if the player chooses a monster of a level well beyond their own, they may not be able to hit it. Higher monsters provide higher drops.EquipmentNew equipment can be bought at any time, though they must be equal to or below the player's current level for them to be used. The equipment can be upgraded at any time however (even right at the start of the game) proving that the player has enough pixels to purchase the upgrades. The upgrades are applied to the equipment the player currently has, and can improve things such as xp and pixels gained, accuracy, attack speed, and more.Purchasing and SellingThe game implements a system where pricing is randomly set within a range of the current market value of whatever is being purchased. This means that the player can choose to decline a price and reroll for a new price, either slightly higher or slightly lower than the current market value. Early game, prices can have a base value of 10 and a range of +/- 3 pixels, meaning that the player can get as low as 7 to buy the item. Late game, this variance increases.
Clicker, RPGA Minecraft themed incremental, you're tasked with gathering resources and crafting them into tools etc to progress. It provides an almost RPG style element to the game that sets it apart from the rest.
Clicker, IdlerAn interesting take on the incremental genre where the aim of the game is to fill a screen with pixels. This is done by either manually clicking for pixels or by buying oscillators to automatically place the pixels for you. Naturally, everything costs pixels to buy or upgrade.
Idler, Incremental, MMO, RPGUnderhearth is an idle dungeon MMO played in the browser. Combat is asynchronous by design, not by compromise: every decision — gear, potions, tactics, who fills the empty slots — happens before the descent. A deterministic engine then fights it out tick by tick and produces a reproducible report you can re-run, share by seed, and argue about.The guild keeps records. Your deeds fill a public register, your standing earns you warrants, and the wall remembers who stayed down there. Levels run warmer the deeper you go; the one cold room is the wrong one.Every number is balance-tested: 10,000 simulated runs per cell, walls that keep tankless parties losing, and a published exhibit fight (seed 42) where the tank dies at tick 51 and the party still wins at 53.No real-time combat, no purchasable power — ever. Free to play, and playable without an account.
