Monster Hunting: Incremental Grind Forever

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"Monster Hunting: Incremental Grind Forever" is an idle adventure game where you fight monsters, buy upgrades, and craft equipment to make your character stronger. With over 1800 in-game rewards, 12 regions to battle across, and the ability to offline progress, there's no shortage of content in this smorgasbord of numbers that go up. Join a faction, enhance your party members, and collect resources to unlock new features and challenges, all the way up to level 900.

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Play Modes

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

Monster Hunting: Incremental Grind Forever screenshot

80%

Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

grinding2 negative mentions

The game is a solid idle experience with a generous time bank for intermittent play.
It offers a fun loop with various mechanics that gradually unlock, providing a mix of active and idle gameplay.
Players find it enjoyable and engaging, especially for those who appreciate incremental games.

The game suffers from numerous bugs that can hinder progression and affect the overall experience.
Many systems feel redundant and tedious, leading to a lack of complexity and fun.
The interface is overcomplicated with too many menus, making it confusing and less enjoyable to navigate.

gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
17%
33%
The gameplay features a gradual unlocking of various mechanics, including party members, monsters, factions, and equipment, supported by multiple currencies for crafting and boosting. Players appreciate the balanced pacing, rich content, and engaging loop, alongside a 72-hour time bank that alleviates the pressure of constant play. Overall, it combines elements reminiscent of clicker games with promising automation and idle mechanics.
- “Good pace of mechanics, seems to have a lot of content, fun loop, zero pay-to-win stuff, and I appreciate the 72-hour time bank mechanic so you don't have to feel rushed or leave the game open. You can extend the AFK time more with some in-game stuff, but I haven't invested into it yet.”
- “Seems neat so far, feels like a mix of Clicker Heroes with some other familiar concepts, but I'm still early on and unlocking new mechanics that look like they'll be going in an interesting direction with automation and idle gameplay.”
- “There are several mechanics that gradually unlock - party members, monsters that can join the party and give boosts, factions, camp, equipment, etc. Several currencies are used for different things, such as giving boosts to party members, crafting equipment, buying faction medallions, and enchanting equipment.”
- “There are several mechanics that gradually unlock - party members, monsters that can join the party and give boosts, factions, camp, equipment, etc. Several currencies are used for different things - giving boosts to party members, crafting equipment, buying faction medallions, enchanting equipment, etc.”
- “Seems neat so far, feels like a mix of clicker heroes with some other familiar concepts, but I'm still early on and unlocking new mechanics that look like they'll be going in an interesting direction with automation/idle stuff.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and lacking complexity, as tasks often feel repetitive and serve little purpose beyond extending playtime.
- “Not really complex, as they all pretty much do the same things; it's just pointless and tedious.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The story aspect of the game is generally well-received, with players enjoying the overall experience; however, some completionists express frustration due to a lack of resolution at higher levels, where enemies reach infinite health and players are forced to move on to new missions.