Idle Necromancer: AFK Tap Hero
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About
Idle Necromancer is a Role Playing game with good gameplay, featuring splendid visuals and the ability to raise an army of zombies to fight and destroy villages. However, the game is very grind-heavy and contains a high number of ads, as well as buggy gameplay that may hinder the overall experience. The game describes itself as a quest for power and a fresh army, making for an intriguing, if slightly flawed, experience.











- The game has a fun concept and enjoyable graphics.
- The developers are responsive to user feedback and actively work on fixing issues.
- It's a decent idle game that can be entertaining for short sessions.
- The game is heavily reliant on ads, making progression frustrating and tedious.
- Recent updates have removed key features, making it less of an idle game and more of a clicker.
- Many players experience bugs, crashes, and loss of progress, leading to a poor overall experience.
monetization
480 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has drawn significant criticism, with players reporting an overwhelming number of ads that disrupt gameplay and a reliance on in-app purchases to progress. Many users feel that the prices for removing ads and other in-game items are excessively high, leading to a perception of the game as a cash grab rather than a balanced gaming experience. While some appreciate the option to skip ads, the overall sentiment is that the game prioritizes monetization over player enjoyment, resulting in frustration and dissatisfaction.
“I went ahead and paid $10 for no ads, more paid because I like the game and I love not feeling bullied into paying for ad removal (excessive ads for nothing drive me away). Thanks for an awesome game.”
“The only plus to this is the no ads purchase is not that expensive.”
“No ads, unless you want 2x, which is positive.”
“The entire existence of everything in this game is to make you spend money or watch ads, not for entertainment.”
“You either have to pay or watch millions and millions of ads to progress.”
“It's just ads everywhere, every 5-10 seconds.”