Let's Journey

What do every Legendary Heroes have in Common?
They all started with nothing. Absolutly nothing.
No Sword, no Armor, no Fame.
Time to go on a Journey to get from Zero to Hero.

Welcome to LETS JOURNEY.
An exciting Clicker Game with, thanks God, an automatic Clicker, if you don`t want to click your Mouse to death.

Well, in the Beginning we have two would be Heroes.
Both have their Reasons to find and fight a Dragon. After choosing one of these would be Heroes, you find yourself on a long path, on a Journey with nothing, absolutly nothing.
Roll the Dices and the Journey begins.
Your Path is full of Monsters, Treasure Chests, Dungeons, Shops and much, much more. Enough stuff toget from Zero to Hero. And believe me… these Paths are VERY long, but addicting fun.

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Like on a Tabletop Game the Dices decide what you meet. Mostly you are fighting Monsters and here it is your Choice. Click the Monsters by yourself or let the Game click for you. If you click by yourself it is a little bit easier because you have ways to make more Damage, but you can also win by using autoclicker like me. There are also nice Minigames like picking Locks.
Like every would be Hero you will level up, get special Abilities, better Armors, better weapons, nice Fighting Pets and much more. After winning you will get very good Rewards and unlock more would be Heroes, each with his own (Dragon) Story.

You can play the Story Mode, but you can also do more Modes like the Treasure Mode (Get all pieces of a Treasure Map and then get the Treasure), the Survival Mode (SURVIVE!), the Ruin Mode (Endless Monster Waves) and the Tournament Mode(Defeat Boss Monsters) .

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The Graphics are simple but very retrocharming. A very nice Soundtrack and also nice Soundeffects are guiding these graphics and are creating one really addicting Hell of a Game.
This Game has the Legendary „Only one more Move“ Effect from Heroes of Might and Magic. Oh yes it has. One more Rolling Dice. Just one last Time. Remember my Words.

The Developer did a very good Job with this Game and i thank him for making me addicted to it.
This Game prooves again that also very simple Games (Remember Tetris?) can give the same Fun then big High End Games.

If you are looking for a casual but addicting Game, then this is absolutly for you. I will now continue Gaming. One more Move, just one more Move…..

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Approximate amount of time to 100%: 70h+
Estimated achievement difficulty: 3/10
Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
Has it been in a bundle: No
Is there a good guide available: No, but you don't need a guide
How many people have completed this game at the time I'm writing this review: 1 on Astats

Multiplayer achievements: No
Missable achievements: No
Grinding Achievements: Yes
DLC-Only achievements: No
Time-gated achievements: No
RNG-achievements: No
Does difficulty affect achievements: Yes, you have to play 1 story campaign on hard, but this isn't easy when you do it later on
Unobtainable/glitched achievements: No

This is a clicker game with different modes. Don't confuse this with an idle game, since it isn't. You have to babysit the game to keep on making progress. Here a list of the different modes and what they do:
- Story: This mode has 12 chapters; you will unlock new characters and get each character its own starting pet.
- Treasure: This mode is way longer than story mode, but it will give you as a reward more starting money at the start of every next adventure.
- Survival: This has 25 chapters and is a perma-death mode. The reward for playing through these will be settings to speed up the game and begin at a higher level at the start of each new adventure.
- Ruin: In this, you will kill as many monsters as possible before you die and this will increase the amount of money you start with each new adventure.
- Tournament: This has 50 chapters and in each, you'll need to kill 1 boss.
- Endless: As the name suggests, it is endless.

I started this Let's Journey by playing through all 12 story chapters, that way, I unlocked all the characters. For this mode, you don't have to babysit the game as much since dying isn't the end but you'll have to manual resurrect the character to keep that one, ongoing. Every mode in this game will increase how much easier the next adventure will be, either by starting at a higher level or starting out with more money.

I really disliked the tournament mode just because it took up time to build your character (selecting the skills, levelling up the skills, opening chests for equipment), then the boss was dead in like, a minute and for the next boss, you'd have to start all over again, building your character. I spend so much more time on making the character than I did actually playing the game in this mode... it became very boring.

Let's Journey has a lot of very grindy achievements. I think the one for gaining 500 pets took the longest because this requires active play. You can get these by freeing them from a cache or beating a troll but both require you to start that manually. This game has an option where your character auto-travels to all the different locations and most of the locations start automatically but not the ones for the pets or opening chest.

If we don't count Tournament Mode for a second (I only played this because it was required for the last achievement that I was missing), I can say for sure that I did enjoy this game. Everything you do will help increase in making next adventures easier, which is what makes idle/clicker games so addictive.

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An interesting idle clicker with a large skill tree to learn. The game is like other usual clickers where you defeat monsters and each progress to the next after each one. Here, there is a long path to travel which has a board game like system where after each "turn" or monster faced, a couple dice are rolled to determine how many spaces the character moves in the system. What is rolled may also factor in how many monsters are faced in the turn. So depending on is rolled, you can travel further or fewer, or land on another monster or puzzle for example. Most of the time you do face monsters, but occasionally there are puzzles and stuff like mazes and lockpicking. The interesting part of the game which piqued my interest in the game is the big skill tree you have access to, starting off in the centre and it does spread out following which ones are chosen to learn, having one skill point to use each time leveling up. Also most of them are unknown so the upgrades are a mystery until chosen. It is also fun collecting treasures and upgrading yourself with better stats, equipment and spells to use throughout the journey. There are also various game modes to play, as well as characters to choose from, each with their own unique characteristics, which unlock from progressing your play. The game has a story mode, survival mode and endless mode as some of the playable types. The visuals looks nice with the cartoony artstyle and wide range of monsters and characters played as and meet. The music too is quite pleasant to listen to with the medieval like music which adds to the fantasy and adventurous aspect to the game. Overall, reckon it's worth checking out to those who enjoy clickers/idler games.