- July 31, 2018
- Grumpy Rhino Games
- 4h median play time
Idle Apocalypse
Platforms
About
"Idle Apocalypse" is a cult-themed idle clicker game where you craft a tower, build rooms, and create monsters to do your bidding. With over 40 rooms and 20 unique monsters to unlock, you'll need to manage resources, strategize, and embrace your evil side to bring about the apocalypse. As you progress, upgrade and evolve your monsters, and cast spells to fend off any heroes who dare to stand in your way.











- Fun gameplay with engaging mechanics and witty dialogue.
- Excellent visuals and charming pixel art style.
- Progression can be made without paying, and ads are optional for rewards.
- Slow progression, especially in the late game, can lead to boredom.
- Some ads fail to play, resulting in lost rewards.
- High prices for in-app purchases can feel excessive.
monetization
1,559 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization model of the game is generally well-received, with players appreciating that ads are optional and not intrusive, allowing for gameplay without constant interruptions. While many users enjoy the rewards from watching ads, some express frustration over the frequency and length of ads, as well as the high cost of in-app purchases, particularly for ad removal. Overall, the game strikes a balance between offering optional ads for bonuses and maintaining a fun, engaging experience without aggressive monetization tactics.
“A mobile game with entertainment at the forefront and monetization as an easily skipped option for those who want to contribute to the developers or get an extra boost.”
“The art is charming and detailed, it balances multiple resource/currency types very well, the dialogue and interactions are great, and the monetization is non-aggressive.”
“Microtransactions are present but are not forced upon you by relentless pay-to-play mechanics.”
“The one thing I have a problem with though, is the airship ads.”
“Ads are optional, but the rewards for watching them aren't worth the time spent.”
“The ads are annoying, and there is no variety to them.”