Most of the game is good, and sifting the menu's feels like an old RPG, but I don't know if the text is written with some kind of internal grammar, AI, or by someone on too much caffeine but it's aggressively hard to read at times and for a text game that's pretty much a dealbreaker.
Lowmoor Idle RPG: An Adventurer's Chronicle2026
Lowmoor Idle RPG: An Adventurer's Chronicle
2026 LilChill Games75Good
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August 7, 2026
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A zero-player idle RPG in the spirit of Progress Quest, told in a Win9x chronicle. Shape a 2,108-skill tree, face 179 illustrated monsters, earn 100 achievements and find tens of thousands of equipment combinations in two adventures. Watch it run or close the window.
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Great- Steam84from 69 reviews
The windows XP was a nice touch. The idling did it's job.
Very interesting, it seems to play fine, but the text is genuinely indecipherable. All of the writing needs a good editing by someone's who written a sentence in english before it's understandable. I can't really enjoy what's going on when I don't know what's going on.
I know this game is supposed to play itself and is still in Early Access. However, I do not understand how any of its parts work. Reading the descriptions of items, buttons, and menus are making my melt brain more than clarify what is going on behind the funny loading bar and logs.
If you have been looking for a game that is EXTREAMLY low system requirements, runs smoothly in the background while you work, and has enough ominously written lore to spook the most trauma-hardened Dungeon Masters of the old ADnd days; then this is the game for you. I genuinely can NOT say enough good things about it. From the way that the skill system...