The idea of having a small RPG party grinding away on your desktop is genuinely appealing, but the progression doesn't stay interesting enough. Watching five heroes automatically fight and collect loot quickly becomes repetitive, and the systems around that loop need more depth to make the grind worthwhile.


My Party Is Grinding
2026 59Mediocre
Playtime
MarathonPlayers typically spend about 200 hours in the game.
Playable on
Available on
- Free
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- August 27, 2026
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Overview
A desktop idle RPG where your party of five heroes fights, loots, and grows in a small window while you work.
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Reception
- Steam47from 134 reviews
100% Achievement Reviews
595h to 86%
0 missable
0/10 skill
10/10 grind
9/10 tedium
4/10 overall
Fun party based RPG idler with pvp but some achievements are practically impossible without spending money in the steam market.
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7/10
I had no idea this was going to be a game that you could just leave running and let it do its thing. Its a lot like tap tap loot but more noisy. Eventually there was a bit that popped up so you can mute the game it just took a hot second, maybe because I was running too much in the background but who knows. open chests as you win fights and equip your...
A surprisingly fun grind, with a few unnecessary headaches I've made it through Act 4 and played almost all of Hard Mode, and I'm still having fun. That's a pretty good sign for an idle RPG. The visuals are nice, progression gives you things to work toward, and crafting gear is fairly straightforward. Compared to some other idle RPGs I've tried, this...











