AFK leveling fight monsters
Thirty-Eight Reviews, Mixed, Split Between Devoted Grinders and Furious Refunds AFK leveling fight monsters launched on Steam on 19 March 2026 from solo Chinese developer Sora, and
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Airplane Flight Simulator : EVO
A budget open-world flight sim from mobile studio Ovilex, offering 31 airliners and 50-plus real-world-inspired airports for one upfront price, launched the same day as a combat-flight sibling from the same publisher at the same price point, with zero user reviews yet to test either one against.
5 / 10
Arcane Merchant
A charming, genuinely addictive fantasy shopkeeper sim whose own fans and critics independently agree it underdelivers on its own "arcane" premise and feels railroaded and unfinished for a full-price release, compounded by multiple reviewers stating the game uses AI-generated art as fact and one detailed, serious, unverified allegation that specific NPC outfits were lifted from Baldur's Gate 3.
5 / 10
Beff Jezos Simulator
Build an empire, ask what the Boss would do Beff Jezos Simulator wraps a fairly standard online-retail tycoon loop — source products, price them, fulfil orders, hire staff, expand
5 / 10
Black Gold: Oil Drilling Simulator
An early 20th-century oil-boom business sim that follows a familiar PlayWay-published template almost beat for beat, drawing real early praise for its upgrade-everything core loop before a consistent, cross-language chorus of complaints about a grindy, three-to-five-hour campaign, poor AI voice acting, broken late-game automation and oppressively dark, red-tinted lighting settles in.
5 / 10
Blacksmith Shop Simulator
A budget-priced solo-developer forge sim where players heat, shape, and sell weapons and armour to a steady stream of customers — a charming idea that most reviewers say runs out of content within about ninety minutes.
5 / 10
Bouncy Weapons
A solo-developer physics-bounce incremental combat game from LeenGameDev, tasking players with automating an arena of ricocheting weapons against escalating enemy waves, drawing a genuinely divided Mixed review sample that credits its satisfying core mechanic and short, completable loop while flagging heavily corroborated complaints about bugs, shallow build depth, and frustrating RNG-gated progression.
5 / 10
Capivara Clicker
A one-dollar, one-week-old clicker about tapping a capybara and buying Brazilian-themed upgrades — with a genuinely inventive twist where three-quarters of its 80 achievements exist purely to decorate your Steam profile, and a progression ladder with no visible prestige loop.
5 / 10
Cooking Cat-astrophe
Cooking Cat-astrophe is a $3.99 solo-developed Overcooked-style cooking action game from MIYU artlab starring a cat chef juggling chaotic kitchens, and this review's small, unanimously Positive sample calls it cute, chill, and a close cousin of the genre's biggest name, if a little short.
5 / 10
Crimson Engines Review
A Gothic Vampire Idle RPG With A Real Controversy Attached Crimson Engines, released August 31, 2026 by solo developer and publisher Alphasin, is a free-to-play gothic idle RPG tha
5 / 10
Croakoloco
A genuinely charming frog-collecting game whose art style and creature variety win real affection, undercut by a near-unanimous complaint from its own fans that a game explicitly marketed and tagged as "idle" requires almost constant clicking to make any meaningful progress.
5 / 10
Day Trade Coach
A day trading simulator built around fast-forwardable practice sessions and a coaching glossary, splitting its audience down the middle between players who found real educational value and a rapidly-updating dev, and others who hit missing core features, real bugs, and a shallow tutorial that left them cold.
5 / 10
Detective Dotson
A vibrant, culturally rich mystery adventure set in India, undercut by a detective mechanic that's mostly fetch quests and currency grinding stretched thin across a single short chapter.
5 / 10
Dyping Escape
Dyping Escape is a $9.99 PLAYISM-published typing horror game, expanded from a free browser game played by over 500,000 people, and this review's Very Positive sample (86 of 93 reviews) praises its clever fourth-wall-breaking premise, while a detailed, more skeptical minority argues it doesn't fully commit to being a typing game, a puzzle game, or a horror game.
5 / 10
Emergency Cleanup Co.
A House Flipper/PowerWash Simulator-style cleaning sim whose core scrub-and-restore loop lands well enough with cleaning-genre fans, but whose repetitive locations, weak upgrade progression, and slow post-launch content growth draw a large, specific negative-review consensus that it never distinguishes itself from the games it's clearly imitating.
5 / 10
Exotica 2: Pet Shop Simulator
A genuinely appealing exotic-pet-shop management sim with real animal variety and a satisfying breeding system, undermined by exhausting fetch-quest micromanagement, a broken tutorial that can trap new players in an unfixable shop layout, poor economic balance, buggy employees, and disclosed AI-generated wall art that a striking number of otherwise enthusiastic reviewers say is the single thing keeping them from recommending it.
5 / 10
Fantasy Idle Dungeon
A creature-collecting idle RPG in the mould of Dragon Cliff, with genuine long-term fans and steady ongoing support, undercut by extensive, still-unfixed English localization gaps and a progression curve several reviewers describe as balanced around leaving the game running for entire days at a time.
5 / 10
Farmtale
A cheap, genuinely relaxing idle-clicker farm-decorating hybrid that saw a real burst of active development through 2021 before going quiet — and a specific, unresolved crash bug that more recent reviews say still ends long sessions without warning.
5 / 10
Fast Food Simulator
A genuinely stressful, well-observed co-op fast-food chaos simulator with a strong opening stretch of content, whose momentum stalled roughly a year into Early Access and has stayed stalled long enough that the "abandoned" label its own community keeps reaching for is now hard to argue with.
5 / 10
Fickle Card Legend
A single-player, side-scrolling homage to classic Legend of Mir-style grinding that clearly lands with its target nostalgia audience, undercut by punishing drop rates and a developer whose community conduct reviewers repeatedly call into question.
5 / 10
Flip My Room: Makeover
A cozy home-renovation sim from CGI LAB GmbH about buying, restoring, and redecorating rundown houses, drawing a small, mixed English review sample that praises its relaxing, creative loop, tempered by heavily corroborated complaints about punishingly slow action timers and repeated unfavourable comparisons to House Flipper.
5 / 10
Forbidden Clicker Party
A short, vintage-cartoon-styled clicker that borrows a rubbery 1930s animation look with real charm, sold as an "infinity idle clicker" despite an unchecked Auto Progress option and at least one reviewer's report that it offers no real offline earning at all.
5 / 10
GeoGuessr Steam Edition
A Steam packaging of the popular browser geo-guessing game arrives with competitive divisions and Duels intact, earning a Mixed reception that praises the core "where in the world am I" concept while landing hard, corroborated criticism on how much of the game sits behind a separate recurring Steam Pass subscription.
5 / 10
Goblin Attack
A charming desktop-widget archer-vs-goblins clicker with a genuinely fast first 11 days of patches, followed by six-plus weeks of silence while later reviewers call the post-patch endgame empty and its 99 achievements padding rather than content.
5 / 10