- June 19, 2024
- Simon Eftestøl
- 9h median play time
PegIdle
Platforms
About
PegIdle is a single-player arcade game offering approximately 9 hours of playtime. The objective is to clear boards of pegs with balls, with each cleared board presenting new pegs and upgrade opportunities. Collect gold from golden pegs and utilize it for new balls and upgrades, while prestige points acquired from prestige pegs can be spent on permanent upgrades. With this engaging gameplay, PegIdle boasts over 20 balls, 7 different pegs, 150+ prestige upgrades, 10 levels, and 37 challenges, providing a rich and satisfying experience for idle game enthusiasts.











- The graphics are nice and the game has a lot of polish, making it visually appealing.
- The game offers a good pace of upgrades initially, and it can be a fun and relaxing experience for players who enjoy idle games.
- It's a delightful twist on idle games, combining elements of Peggle with an incremental gameplay loop that can be satisfying to watch.
- The mechanics quickly become repetitive, and players often hit a significant wall on upgrades within the first few hours of gameplay.
- Progression can feel very slow, especially in the mid to late game, leading to long periods of waiting without much engagement.
- There are significant issues with save data loss and a lack of offline progression, which can be frustrating for players.
gameplay
48 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeGameplay in this title is characterized by a repetitive and shallow experience, with players quickly hitting a wall in progression and upgrades within just a few hours. The mechanics lack variety, leading to boredom as the core loop remains unchanged, and the idle elements fail to provide sufficient rewards. While the initial concept may be appealing, the overall execution leaves much to be desired, resulting in a gameplay experience that feels stagnant and unengaging over time.
“Nice mix of active/AFK gameplay.”
“The idea is novel and pretty to look at, but the core gameplay loop is easily discovered very early on.”
“But the mechanics quickly get repetitive and players hit a huge wall on upgrades within the first couple of hours of playing.”
“There is a significant lack of unique upgrades and mechanics, and rather is just a compounding series of the same kind of upgrades that make progression very boring.”
“It's.... fine... for an idle game, but nothing changes, ever, no new mechanics, just the exact same thing over and over.”