Multiverse Loot Hunter

Surprisingly good idle game. Quite innovative setting and features but it's hampered by a terrible English machine translation. - Character collection - Grinding for items and crafting materials - Parallel meta-world progression - Class upgrades - Technology trees - Cute artwork Still a yes recommendation despite the machine translation.

The best idle game i've ever played, by far. It has stupid amounts of progression systems, different classes with subclasses, legendary gear to farm for, prestige systems that unlocks unique perks for each character, customizable talent tree, treasure hunting for unique artifacts with very powerful effects, and more! The main idea of the game is great, you travel to different multiverses (historical, fantasy, futuristic, etc.) to collect loot, get stronger and sell the gear back in the "real world", outside of the multiverse. With the money, eventually you can make a company and start buying, building and acquiring assets in the city (research institute, building company, residences, industry, commerce, etc.), which all have their specific effects and give you rent. You can also appoint characters to these buildings, like putting someone with a high level in management as the CEO of Research, while other characters with science skills can be put as workers. So theorycrafting is expanded to efficiently building up your different worker teams, as well as your main party. In short, the whole game is like a loop where everything you do feeds resources to lots of different systems at the same time: farm stage, get better gear for your party, sell leftovers, make money, use it to research tech, process materials from the stage to make and modify gear, and so on. The dev is constantly updating with more QoL and major content patches, the game is already great and has huge potential to get even better.

Key UI elements were not translated, so you can only guess what is being asked of you, or you have to translate it yourself in a cumbersome way. It’s very unfortunate that many Chinese companies are still not willing to provide proper translations.