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An enjoyable game that fits into routine with little effort. I dislike how the leveling meta requires short duration restarts with a good deal of active play. If I need to spend 20 minutes a day "playing" the game actiavely in order to level 10x faster, it cheapens the essense of…

NGU IDLE is one of the deeper idle games on Steam, taking the simple idea of watching numbers grow and turning it into a massive progression system. Instead of just clicking and waiting, the game gives you a huge amount of upgrades, resources, equipment, bosses, challenges, and s…

Could've had a bit more content, but I think overall it was probably worth the money.

When I first saw the game I thought to myself, "how could a screen full of numbers be any fun?" 1000 hours later, I can't get enough. I'm so addicted. There are so many features, so much content, very satisfying numbers going up everywhere and the story is hilarious. Best part is…

It seems enticing to say that "well, that's 18032 hours of my life I'm never getting back" but then again, EVERY hour of your life is an hour you're never getting back. I'm giving this game a rock solid 5/7, it's damn near perfect, except for all the things that aren't and so…

eh its ok. very short game. watching the numbers go up is pretty fun tho 10/10 would waste 8000 hours again

Incredible idler with a lot of content, for FREE - it's incredible!

The game=Good=NGU Idle is one of the most addictive and rewarding idle games I've played. At first it seems simple, but as you progress, you discover layer after layer of mechanics that keep the gameplay fresh and engaging. There's always a new goal to work toward, whether it's i…

NGU Idle isn't so much of a game as it is a way of life. It is an experience. This game will outlive you. It will outlive your family. It will probably outlive civilization itself. Your great great grandchild will uncover your save file in the year 2100 and still have more conten…

My fuzzy orange Cheeto slippers have finally reached level 100! My progress towards L100 of Cheeto has helped me greatly in my need to dissociate with what other orange Cheeto things are doing to my life. I'd like to make it clear that I understand and acknowledge that Cheeto i…

this. is the kind of game that your turn on and forget you have on for a solid year, ima be honest this would probbably make the literal best bitcoin mining scheme i have ever seen as it encourages you to leave it open in a tab for the entire ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ day and forget about it. an…

Do you like number go up? Do you like resource management? Do you like stat based RPGs? If you are looking for a game to kill time, look no further than NGU Idle. This game has *way* too much content for an idler game, such that I often spend hours at a time actively playing a ga…

Pretty fun incremental game. even though I'm pretty sure it doesn't recieve updates anymore it still has a lot of content and the language in the game is quite funny. Plus it attually idles while the game is closed.

Decent idle game with enough content to last for a bit.

A few good idea, and a humor that get stale quickly. The game has a lot of content, that's for sure. (Even if about half of the 300 bosses in "normal" mode are a number with a "not done yet, sue me" kind of explanatory text.) The grind, however, is ridiculous. "Challenges" basic…

I love melting away hours of my life into this. Save me.

I am nearly 500 hours in and I can't get enough! This game rewards both patience and active, clever play. There is just so much depth, but it is not needlessly overcomplicated. I enjoy that you can go at whatever pace you're comfortable with, whether you let the game idle in the …

7k+ hours and maybe 3+ years and still going strong and I haven't even beaten the game yet.. After a while you don't need to log in and you still progress even with steam closed. This is one of those games where you can log in once a day or once a week and still feel like youre m…