- October 9, 2021
- Vaultomb
Lost Vault: AFK Retro RPG
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About
"Lost Vault: Idle Retro RPG" is an old-school, semi-idle online game set in a post-apocalyptic world. Players must manage resources, build and upgrade their vault, and explore the wasteland to fight enemies and complete quests. With retro-style graphics and a focus on strategic idle gameplay, Lost Vault offers a unique and engaging RPG experience for fans of the genre.











- The game is enjoyable and accessible for visually impaired players, working well with screen readers.
- It offers a unique idle RPG experience with no forced ads, allowing players to engage at their own pace.
- The developer is responsive to player feedback and regularly updates the game, fostering a supportive community.
- The energy system (water) is frustrating, as it limits playtime and requires long wait times for replenishment.
- Recent updates have introduced pay-to-win mechanics and a subscription model, which detracts from the initial promise of a fair free-to-play experience.
- The game can feel repetitive and lacks depth, with limited content and choices as players progress.
monetization
31 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization model of the game is generally well-received, with most players appreciating the absence of forced ads and the option to watch ads for rewards. However, some users express concerns about the introduction of forced ads and pay-to-win mechanics, which can detract from the overall experience. While many find the monetization fair and non-intrusive, there are mixed feelings about the grind and the attractiveness of in-app purchases.
“The premium currency is easy to earn to maintain the advantages they provide, there are no ads which is a welcome change, and has a nice community.”
“Excellent game, no ads!”
“Fair monetization”
“Edit September 2023: The game is being turned for monetization which is fine, but the game dynamics are getting stale and the grind is unfun. 5 stars now down to 3 stars.”
“Forced ads unless you buy something, and there's no real path for new players to ever catch up with the long-term users or pay-to-win players. Not that there's any real point besides being in a top guild.”
“Don't be fooled, the grind is there and pay-to-win mechanics are present, albeit not as prevalent and aggravating as most other games, hence why they're advertising as such.”