I started playing Melvor Idle when it was in early alpha production. At first, it was fun to play around and gather resources. But the longer I played, it became addictive. So far I have clocked over 6300 hours leveling up skills and what's fascinating; there is so much I haven't dug much into yet.

There are elements of RPG, crafting, skill management, magic, fighting, and many others all rolled up into an Idler game. And the best part it keeps improving. For the amount of things to do and achieve, at $10 it's a steal IMHO.

I started playing Melvor Idle when it was in early alpha production. At first, it was fun to play around and gather resources. But the longer I played, it became addictive. So far I have clocked over 6300 hours leveling up skills and what's fascinating; there is so much I haven't dug much into yet. There are elements of RPG, crafting, skill management, magic, fighting, and many others all rolled up into an Idler game. And the best part it keeps improving. For the amount of things to do and achieve, at $10 it's a steal IMHO.