Idle Earth offers straightforward rock-mining progression with character unlocks and prestige mechanics to boost income on subsequent runs. Upgrades automate your earnings over time, though reviews note the prestige multipliers feel underwhelming and the overall loop grows repetitive quickly. Best suited for players seeking minimal-effort idle gameplay who don't mind a linear experience, though the premium pricing may disappoint those expecting free-to-play value.
About this game
Idle mining game. Smash rocks, unlock characters, smash bigger rocks. Buy upgrades and become an idle mining god. Rock on!
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What players are saying
▼ Not recommended33 hrs
As this game is not for free (although it's close to being so) I set a slightly higher standard for it than all the free clicker games on the platform. The problem is it would be mediocre at best even when free. There is a "prestige"-system which makes u restart with increased income, although this bonus is far too small to make it feel like a worthwhile exchange. There is also a nitpicky thing that there's this achievement that has 1 in a million chance to pop every 5 seconds, over time and restarts of the game you can accelerate the process but in my opinion not enough since I've been done with the game for the past 6 hours (literally every upgrade and artifact gained) and still only have went through 7% of the million numbers (no number is picked twice). So that means I only have the game on in the background which frankly only becomes a reminder of how clicker games wear down your computer by keeping them active for too long. I shouldn't have to feel like I trade the health of my computer for an achievement, either give me some more gameplay or make the one in a million achievement a one in 100k instead, Rather play pretty much every other clickergame. Kudos for the fun characters though, I did enjoy some of them,
Nice Idle game. Progress is fast enough and premium currency isn't needed to enjoy the game. I like that most of the clicking you can do to speed up progress isn't just button mashing.
Not worth the money, even at a discounted rate. This game should have been free-to-play. It's extremely linear, very boring, and still has loot boxes in it in a pay system. People might get attracted by all the "characters" in the game, but they're very lazily constructed, and you have to have seen tons of movies and played tons of games to get all the "joke" references that really aren't that amusing. The stuff you save up gems for, which the game calls "valuable," are really just gimmicks that don't do hardly anything. What I find most amazing is that, in a game called "IDLE" Earth, you are required to do a lot of non-idle things to get anywhere. In short, there are plenty of other idle games out there which are free-to-play and offer A LOT more variety and depth than this game offers. Don't waste your time with this.
