Idle Superpowers

About

"Idle Superpowers" is a roguelike idle RPG where you play as a superhero with over 99 superpowers to unlock. Each run is different with random power generation, and you can combine superpowers for unique synergies. The game also includes procedural generation of items and enemies, as well as challenges to unlock new upgrades. Your saves are compatible with mobile and web versions, and a starter pack is included.

Genres & Tags

Role Playing

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

76%

Audience ScoreBased on 92 reviews

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game has a solid premise and is enjoyable, especially in the early and mid-game stages.
It offers a lot of depth with various powers and builds, making it engaging for fans of idle games.
The community is helpful, with resources available on Discord for players seeking tips and strategies.

The game is plagued by numerous bugs and balancing issues, particularly in the late game, leading to significant lag and unresponsive mechanics.
There is a lack of diverse builds, as players often find one optimal strategy that overshadows others, making the gameplay feel repetitive.
The port from mobile to PC has been criticized as lazy, with some mobile quirks and ad mechanics still present in the paid version.

gameplay
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
58%
25%
The gameplay is engaging and features classic idle mechanics that promote continuous progression without the typical reliance on microtransactions for boosters. Players appreciate the depth of the mechanics, including time travel and various upgrades, which enhance the experience and keep them invested. However, some feel the game's price does not reflect its value.
- “There's something about the gameplay that pulls you in.”
- “You keep going, making your way further through the levels, gaining more powers, until you unlock time travel, which is essentially a 'prestige' mechanic.”
- “The gameplay is not scaled to sell you boosters, so the progression is solid all around, instead of having a jump at the start and then petering out quickly to sell you stuff - as is the standard idle clicker way.”
- “Pro's: fairly classic idle gameplay that just keeps going and going and going.”
- “Eventually you unlock challenges, time travel upgrades, blood upgrades, power masteries, rotational powers, and so many more powers (as well as even more mechanics!).”
monetization
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40%
60%
The monetization aspect of the game has received mixed feedback; while some players appreciate the absence of ads and premium currency, others express frustration over the introduction of ads for revives after a recent update, especially in a game they paid for. Overall, players are divided on whether the monetization strategy enhances or detracts from their experience.
- “Despite other reviews saying otherwise, there are no ads or premium currency.”
- “You get all 5 rewards, and there are no ads for revives even when it takes 10 minutes.”
- “Was having fun with this simple idler, when I saw there was an update that suddenly started offering me ads.”
- “Firstly, why is a game I'm paying to play (one that's been available for free but I bought to support the creator!) offering ads to let me revive fast?”
- “I just learned that to get ads for at least bonus damage, you need to have your window in a phone-like aspect ratio, aka skinny.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and time-consuming, often leading to frustration as they navigate through repetitive stages.
- “When they are, expect serious tediousness in getting through those stages.”